Penile prosthesis with rheopexic material enclosed in a chamber

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1985-10-04

1986-12-02

Rosenbaum, C. Fred

Surgery

Truss

Perineal

623 11, A61F 500

Patent

active

046257160

ABSTRACT:
A penile prosthesis comprises an elongated generally tubular member having closed ends and defining at least one chamber therein. A rheopexic material is sealingly retained in the at least one chamber of the tubular member. The elongated tubular member, with the rheopexic material contained therein, is adapted to be implanted in a penis.

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