DO I need oxygenated blood flow to my penis with implant?

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Re: DO I need oxygenated blood flow to my penis with implant?

Postby oldbeek » Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:39 am

OK I think I get it. The cavranosa is what needed blood flow to keep it healthy. It is gone when implanted so no further action is needed. The rest of the flesh on your penis stays healthy with no further action. Next question. the glans on my penis is sometimes very cold. definitely not up to body temp. Why? Anyone experience this with implants?
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Re: DO I need oxygenated blood flow to my penis with implant?

Postby Anonymous3 » Sun Jan 21, 2018 4:17 pm

oldbeek wrote:
hturner12 wrote:Old beek
Have you watched any video of procdures about tissue removed or pushed around. The common pratice is tissue is removed. When the talk about dilation of tissue the are talking removeal. If you see a mode of an implant and ssee the size you would see the need for some removal

Did not know dilation meant removal. Thanks for clearing that up.

I did not either. You think about ehen the dilate your eyes the pupils get bigger. A woman dilates in child birth . It appears that dilation = removal only applies to tissue. The basic definition is make bigger

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Re: DO I need oxygenated blood flow to my penis with implant?

Postby Donnie1954 » Tue Jan 23, 2018 1:12 pm

Proximal dilation of the corpus cavernosum, using the blunt tip of a large Yankauer suction catheter, is performed first. The blunt tips of a long curved Mayo scissors are then positioned at the junction of the tunica albuginea and the cavernosal muscle tissue, and the distal portion of the corpus is dilated to the mid glans penis in the following fashion:

Dilation is done slowly and gradually, advancing until resistance is met, spreading the scissors, and then pulling back with the scissors open, closing the scissors, advancing further, then spreading the scissors again and pulling back. There is no need to use force. Crossover into the contralateral corpus during distal dilation is avoided by applying constant traction on the glans penis as well as by maintaining the curvature of the Mayo scissors away from the midline of the penis, with the tips next to the tunica albuginea.

My doctor explained to me that dilation removes very little tissue unless there are extenuating circumstances where tissue must be removed. In routine implants it is minimal. My brother had severe peyronies and most of his corpus cavernosum was removed leaving him with a flat dick when flaccid.
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