Prosthesis implantation after radial free flap phalloplasty in patients with bladder exstrophy

Methods: Inflatable penile prosthesis were implanted into sensate radial fr ee-flap phalloplasties in two adult patients with bladder exstrophy. Results: Neither patient reported loss of sensation, and both were able to inflate the prosthesis and engage in sexual intercourse three months later. Conclusion: The construction of a functional neophallus is well described h owever has not previously been reported in exstrophy patients who are suite d to this procedure due to the presence of crura, and the absence of a neou rethra. Scarring from previous reconstructive procedures however may make i mplantation difficult, and long-term follow up is required to evaluate this procedure in patients with bladder exstrophy.