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Prosthetic Urology Market Brief
Urology / Products / AMS 700TM Inflatable Penile Prosthesis / Clinical Perspectives
 

By the numbers: prosthetic urology in the United States

The causes vary, but the results are the same. Many men suffer without long-term treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED).1

There are over 1.7 million insured men in the U.S. with ED that could benefit from a penile implant, yet only 1.3% or 23,000 of these patients undergo a penile implant procedure annually.1,2

27,000 men infographic

Why the divergence?

The causes may vary, but the resulting care gap remains the same.

Patient awareness, experience and satisfaction are lacking.

6.2 years

Average treatment journey from diagnosis to penile implant2

<50% men

satisfied with oral ED therapy*

Current penile implants can impose added post-procedural training burden.

~1% of urologists

perform 50% of prosthetic urology procedures2,3

By 2025, the U.S. will have 29%

fewer urologists than projected need.4,5

Solving ED can be costly and time-consuming for patients.

35 days of work

impairment per year resulting in $7,224 in lost productivity per man6

126 miles

traveled, on average, to receive a penile implant7

 

Educational webinars

View on-demand webinars for expert discussions on strategies in prosthetic urology.

 
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Treating ED with the AMS 700™ CX Penile Prosthesis in Peyronie’s Patients

Dr. Levine presents his comprehensive surgical review of treating drug refractory ED using the AMS 700 CX IPP in patients who have Peyronie’s disease. 
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Treating ED in Complex Cases with the AMS 700™ IPP

Learn what experts have to say on a range of hot topics, including AMS 700 IPP outcomes in patients with ED who suffer from Peyronie’s Disease; implanting the AMS 700 IPP in revision cases due to infection; and, why the AMS 700 IPP remains the #1 choice for patients with diabetes. 
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Insights from the OR on the AMS 700™ IPP: Patient Outcomes and Infection Mitigation

Dr. Gheiler, Dr. Khera and Dr. Kansas discuss device considerations that are critical to patient outcomes and infection mitigation techniques with the AMS 700 IPP. 
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Infrapubic Placement of the AMS 700 LGX™ IPP with MS Pump™

Dr. Knoll presents his approach to the infrapubic placement of the AMS 700 LGX IPP reviewing the direct visualization of the reservoir placement under the recti muscle. 

 

Resources for physicians

Review our physician resources that can support your communications with peers and patients.

AMS 700™ Prosthesis Product Overview

AMS 700™ Prosthesis Design  Overview

AMS 700™ Prosthesis Protection Overview

 

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Treating ED with the AMS 700™ CX Penile Prosthesis in Peyronie’s Patients

 

Clinical publications**

Experience with AMS 700 LGX Penile Prostheses for Preserving Penile Length in Korea

Jan. 2019, BMC Urology

Long-Term Infection Rates in Diabetic Patients Implanted with Antibiotic-Impregnated Versus Nonimpregnated Inflatable Penile Prostheses: 7-Year Outcomes

July 2011, European Urology

Comparative Assessment of Antimicrobial Activities of Antibiotic-Treated Penile Prostheses***

Dec. 2009, European Urology

Comparison of the Patient and Partner Satisfaction with 700CX and Titan Penile Prostheses

May 2017, The Asian Journal of Andrology

Comparison between AMS 700™ CX and Coloplast™ Titan Inflatable Penile Prosthesis for Peyronie's Disease Treatment and Remodeling: Clinical Outcomes and Patient Satisfaction

Nov. 2013, The Journal of Sexual Medicine

 

 

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