Journal of Urology and Renal Diseases
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Buried penis is a condition one might encounter in patients complaining of a small penile size, and in adulthood can be acquired because of obesity, genital lymphedema, diabetes mellitus, or genital skin loss. Peyronie’s disease is a pathology whose unknown etiology, characterized by an excessive accumulation of fibrotic tissue in the tunica albuginea. A 61years old man, previously undergone twice Peyronie’s disease correction, presented with association between an acquired buried penis and recurrence of Peyronie’s disease.We report our experience in managing associated acquired buried penis and Peyronie’s disease, using porcine collagen graft (PermacolTM Surgical Implant, Covidien Europe) and anchoring the stretched penis at its base, conserving the erectile function and the penis lengthin one stage procedure.
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