Peyronie’s-like changes in the tunica albuginea were identified in reconstruction patients

Reconstruction patients develop a Peyronie's like condition with increased collagen III in the tunica, that offers a unique opportunity to study how collagen signaling become dysfunctional and provide novel insight into early stage Peyronie's collagen changes.

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The Journal of Sexual Medicine
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2025-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jsxmed/qdaf387
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Sexual function and dysfunction studies
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Peyronie’s-like changes in the tunica albuginea were identified in reconstruction patients

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Abstract

Reconstruction patients develop a Peyronie's like condition with increased collagen III in the tunica, that offers a unique opportunity to study how collagen signaling become dysfunctional and provide novel insight into early stage Peyronie's collagen changes.

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