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Other complications include difficulty in voiding, decreased penile sensation,
and irritation of the corona glandis.
Surgeons are requested to notify Promedon S.A. or Promedon's distributor of
any complications encountered with the use of this prosthesis.
SURGICAL APPROACH
The characteristics of TUBE prostheses allow any of the usual surgical
approaches techniques:
• Distal or Subcoronal Technique.
• Perineal Approach.
• Peno-scrotal Approach.
The bibliography mentioned bellow could help surgeons to get acquainted
with the techniques.
Copies of surgical protocols are available from Promedon and should be
reviewed prior to surgery.
REFERENCES
• Furlow WL. Surgery for Male Impotence, Chapter 83 in Urologic Surgery,
edited by JF Glenn. J.B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, 837-851, 1983.
• Fallon B and Narayana AS. Surgery of the Penis, edited by Culp DA, Fallon B
and Loening SAH. Year Book Medical Publishers, Chicago, 470-473, 1985.
SYmBOLS USED IN LABELS
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PRODUCT CODE
LOT NUMBER
CAUTION
EXPIRY DATE
DO NOT REUSE
DATE OF MANUFACTURE
STERILE. STERILIZATION METHOD:
ETHYLENE OXIDE
DO NOT RESTERILIZE
MANUFACTURER
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE IN
THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
SERIAL NUMBER
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
DO NOT USE IF PACKAGE IS DAMAGED
KEEP AWAY FROM SUNLIGHT
KEEP DRY
MAGNETIC RESONANCE CONDITIONAL