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Remove entire penile prosthesis when failure occurs
San Antonio-Complete removal of all components of an inflatable penileprosthesis offers the best strategy for avoiding potentially serious complicationsin rare instances of prosthesis failure, suggest results from a small seriesfrom the University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio.Erosion of a retained reservoir into the bladder subsequently led to
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