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Refractory ischemic priapism is a difficult to treat clinical entity for which there are a host of shunt procedures identified, but no singular agreed upon technique for surgical therapy. Recent literature describes success using a penoscrotal decompression technique that uses a similar dissection of a penoscrotal penile prosthesis placement. We demonstrate that this technique is easily applicable in the private practice setting as it uses a familiar setup to most general urologists in our case report.
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