Results of surgical treatment of Peyroni’s disease

Moscaleva, Yuliya S; Сергеевна, Москалева Юлия; Korneyev, Igor A.; Алексеевич, Корнеев Игорь

doi:10.17816/uroved7125-29

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“…Щеплева). Устранить искривление полового члена без его укорочения позволяют пластические операции: заместительная корпоропластика или графтинг, а дефект белочной оболочки после иссечения бляшки закрывают трансплантатом [8][9][10][11]. В качестве аутотрансплантатов используют аутовену, белочную или влагалищную оболочку яичка, слизистую щеки, фасциальный или кожный лоскут.…”

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Surgical treatment of Peyronie disease

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We present the results of operative treatment of 25 men with Peyronie disease. Indications for surgical treatment included plaques > 1.5 cm and a penile curvature angle > 45°. In total, 11 patients underwent plaque plication of the penis following the method of P.A. Shcheplev, 5 patients underwent substitutive corporoplasty of plaque using the large saphenous vein of the thigh, 5 patients underwent patchwork сorporoplasty using xenopericardium, and 4 patients underwent corporoplasty using buccal mucosa graft. The results of the operative treatment of all patients were considered positive. In conclusion, operative treatment of patients with Peyronie disease undergoing corporoplasty replacement is indicated for plaque stabilization, particularly while using xenopericardium. (For citation: Kalinina SN, Fesenko VN, Nikolskii AV, Burlaka OO. Surgical treatment of Peyronie disease. Urologicheskie vedomosti. 2018;8(2):24-29. doi: 10.17816/uroved8224-29).

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Peyroni’s disease which imitated the large stone of urethra

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A clinical observation of Peyronie’s disease in patient, who had large fibrous plaque in a cavernous body, which imitated the stone of urethra. Clarification of the diagnosis was possible only after performing multi-slice computer tomography. (For citation: Kazarov RL, Korol’ EI, Merkulov DV, et al. Peyroni’s disease which imitated the large stone of urethra. Urologicheskie vedomosti. 2017;7(3):49-51. doi: 10.17816/uroved7349-51).

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Extensive penile skin necrosis after surgery for Peyronie's disease

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The clinical case represents the surgical correction of postoperative complications in a patient with Peyronie's disease. The patient underwent flap corporoplasty using an autovein. The late postoperative period in the patient was complicated by extensive necrosis of the penile skin, which required repeated surgery as follows. The first stage of surgical treatment was performed by excision of necrotic tissues of the penile skin. Within 10 days of the postoperative period, chymotrypsin with an ointment containing dioxomethyltetrahydropyrimidine with chloramphenicol was applied to the penile wound surface to prepare the wound for subsequent skin autotransplantation. Further, within 5 days, the polymeric drainage sorbent «Aseptisorb DT» was applied to the wound surface until the wound was cleansed and granulation tissue was formed. The second stage of the surgical treatment performed penile skin replacement plasty with a free perforated skin graft taken from the patient's femoral surface.

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Results of surgical treatment of Peyroni’s disease

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Surgical treatment of Peyronie disease

Surgical treatment of Peyronie disease

Peyroni’s disease which imitated the large stone of urethra

Extensive penile skin necrosis after surgery for Peyronie's disease

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