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J Almohtasib, Wyatt Anians, Niki Parikh, Sevann Helo et autres
Penile prosthesis (PP) placement can be associated with significant postoperative pain due to the density of pain receptors located within the penis, scrotum, and inguinal regions. Multimodal analgesia regimens, such as combining acetaminophen, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and gabapentin with local anesthetics, have …
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2025
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Alberto Guillén, Milad Bonakdar Hashemi, J Almohtasib, Alexandr Pinkhasov et autres
Abstract Introduction While previous research has explored overall satisfaction following IPP surgery, the specific relationship between final implant length and perceived satisfaction in both patients and their partners remains underexplored. Objective We aim to evaluate the association between IPP cylinder length and …
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2025
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J Almohtasib, Wyatt Anians, Niki Parikh, Sevann Helo et autres
Abstract Introduction The opioid epidemic has encouraged increased efforts to minimize postoperative opioid use, particularly in urologic procedures. While short-acting local anesthetics are often used in inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP) placement, their effects diminish quickly, potentially leading to higher opioid requirements. Liposomal …
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