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[Penile augmentation using acellular dermal matrix].

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OBJECTIVE: Penile enhancement was performed using acellular dermal matrix. METHODS: Multiple layers of acellular dermal matrix were placed underneath the penile skin to enlarge its girth. Since March 2002, penile augmentation has been performed on 12 cases using acellular dermal matrix. RESULTS: Postoperatively all the patients had a 1.3-3.1 cm (2.6 cm in average) increase in penile girth in a flaccid state. The penis had normal appearance and feeling without contour deformities. All patients gained sexual ability 3 months after the operation. One had a delayed wound healing due to tight dressing, which was repaired with a scrotal skin flap. CONCLUSIONS: Penile enlargement by implantation of multiple layers of acellular dermal matrix was a safe and effective operation. This method can be performed in an outpatient ambulatory setting. The advantages of the acellular dermal matrix over the autogenous dermal fat grafts are elimination of donor site injury and scar and significant shortening of operation time.

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Jin-ming Zhang, Yong-yan Cui, Shu-juan Pan, Wei-qiang Liang, Xiao-xuan Chen. 2004. [Penile augmentation using acellular dermal matrix].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15835797/

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