Two are corpus cavernosum columns, which extend from the base to the end of the penis and fill with blood to allow for erection. The other is the corpus spongiosum; it surrounds the urethra ...

Ischemic priapism, caused by an inability to drain trapped blood from the corpora cavernosa, is managed by interventions such as aspiration of blood or intracavernosal injections of ...

Inspection and palpation of the penis might indicate the extent of tumescence or rigidity, corporal body involvement (i.e. whether rigidity involves only the corpora cavernosa with a soft glans ...

Moreover, untreated or recurrent low-flow priapism leads to severe fibrotic damage of the corpora cavernosa and loss of erectile function, which was not the case in our patient despite a 3-year ...

Intervention Compression of the corpus spongiosum and corpora cavernosa of the perineum without bicycle seat pressure (0%) and at 10%, 40% and 80% of the mean bicycling pressure was assessed using ...

The construction and implantation of functional penile corpora cavernosa in a rabbit model, resulting in successful copulation and impregnation, has been reported by Anthony Atala and colleagues ...