Procedure:
For penile implant surgery, you will receive either general or spinal anesthesia. You will also get a urinary catheter, which can be removed the day after surgery. Once you are under anesthesia, the doctor will make a small incision either above the penis or between the penis and the scrotum. The incision exposes the erectile chambers, and the surgeon measures them to place a penile implant of the correct length.
Once the cylinders are in place, the reservoir is placed behind the abdominal wall, and the pump is placed in the scrotum between the testicles to conceal the pump.
Finally, all elements of the implant are connected, and the incision is sutured. The wounds are cleaned, and a compressive bandage is applied. Most surgeons choose to leave the penile implant inflated for one day. Some surgeons prefer to leave a drain which is then usually removed one day after the procedure.
Penile Prosthesis Types
Infla10® X
Infla10® X cylinders offer girth expansion, providing satisfactory axial rigidity while providing natural flaccidity.
Infla10® AX
Infla10® AX cylinders, in addition to girth expansion, also offer up to 25% length expansion depending on the patient’s anatomy.2
Infla10® NB
Infla10® NB cylinders are designed for patients with smaller or compromised anatomies. The cylinders offer girth expansion for great rigidity.
Rigi10™
Flexible Rod Technology™ enables the rod to reach a bending angle of up to 135 degrees while simulating a more natural erection feeling.
Rigi10™ Hydrophilic
Flexible Rod Technology™ enables the rod to reach a bending angle of up to 135 degrees while simulating a more natural erection feeling. Rigi10™ Hydrophilic, incorporates a hydrophilic coating which may promotes easier device implantation.
