Penis Prosthetsis (falloprosthetsis)

At the present time falloprosthesis is a radical treatment of the erectile dysfunction. The treatment assumes intrusion of silicone prosthesis in cavernous bodies of the penis. Several types of prosthesis (presented bellow) have been developed.

Indications for falloprosthesis:

Cavernous bodies fibrosis

Aged male erectile dysfunction

Penis trauma

Erectile disorder after pelvic and prostate surgery (prostatectomy, cystectomy, TURP, adenomectomy)

Peyronie's disease

Were developed and put into practice several types of falloprosthesis:

Semirigid falloprosthesis

Malleable falloprosthesis

Inflatable and hydraulic falloprosthesis

Semirigid falloprosthesis present pair elastic silicon cylinders. They don’t change their shape, that’s why the penis is always erected after falloprosthesis. It can make some inconvenience. Semigrid falloprosthesis are less physiological than other types of prosthesis.

Malleable falloprosthesis (Malleable 650 and 600M) also consist of two rigid cylinders, which possess “memory” due to specific alloy. Prosthesis “remind” its shape. It’s enough to stretch the penis before sex. Then it is put in the usual position.

Inflatable and hydraulic falloprosthesis (Ambicor and Ultrex) are the most advanced constructions at the present time. They are more physiological and consist of two silicon hollow pipes, filled with fluid. Pump is put into the scrotum and reservoir is placed near the bladder behind the pubic bone. So when the pump is squeezed, fluid goes to the working part of the prosthesis (pipes), and provides erection.
Partial monoprosthetics of the residual penis.