(232) Infrapubic Approach for Revision of Three-Component Inflatable Penile Prosthesis: A Longitudinal Analysis of Patient Satisfaction and Functional Outcomes
Longitudinal analysis evaluates satisfaction and outcomes after infrapubic revision of inflatable penile prosthesis in men, indicating effective results.
Key Points
To evaluate patient satisfaction, functional outcomes, and complications after revision of inflatable penile prosthesis using the infrapubic approach.
Data analyzed from 30 men undergoing three-component IPP revision via infrapubic approach.
Quality of life assessed with the Short Personal Questionnaire of Satisfaction with IPP.
Spearman correlation analysis conducted to evaluate the relationship between follow-up length and quality of life scores.
Median patient age was 66 years with a follow-up of 33.3 months.
Median total QoLSPP score was 94, indicating high overall satisfaction across all subscales.
Postoperative complications occurred in 6.6% of patients, showcasing low morbidity.