What is the right approach for Peyronie’s disease surgery? Comparing postoperative wound complications between ventral and subcoronal incisions with penile straightening surgery

Both ventral penile raphe and subcoronal (degloving) incisions can be considered for penile straightening procedures to correct PD curvature deformity with a low risk for serious wound-related complications.

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The Journal of Sexual Medicine
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2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jsxmed/qdaf189
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Sexual function and dysfunction studies
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What is the right approach for Peyronie’s disease surgery? Comparing postoperative wound complications between ventral and subcoronal incisions with penile straightening surgery

A Seyer, Javier Piraino, A.H. Guillén-Lozoya, M. Ziegelmann
The Journal of Sexual Medicine
Sexual function and dysfunction studies
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What is the right approach for Peyronie’s disease surgery? Comparing postoperative wound complications between ventral and subcoronal incisions with penile straightening surgery

A Seyer, Javier Piraino, A.H. Guillén-Lozoya, M. Ziegelmann
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Abstract

Both ventral penile raphe and subcoronal (degloving) incisions can be considered for penile straightening procedures to correct PD curvature deformity with a low risk for serious wound-related complications.

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Sexual function and dysfunction studies
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