Intracorporal ultra high purity calcium sulfate cast mixed with antimicrobials for the treatment of penile implant infections

A method of treating a penile implant infection in a patient comprising:

• removing infected components from a penis of the patient through a surgical incision;
• irrigating intracorporal space of the penis of the patient with antibiotic fluids;
• preparing a calcium sulfate cast for injection into the intracorporal space of the penis of the patient wherein the calcium sulfate cast is prepared by the process comprising:
• providing synthetic high purity calcium sulfate;
• mixing the synthetic high purity calcium sulfate with an antimicrobial agent until a paste forms;
• inserting the paste into a syringe for administration;
• injecting the paste into the intracorporal space of the penis of the patient;
• molding the paste in the intracorporal space to completely fill the intracorporal space with the paste;
• holding the glans of the patient's penis in a stretched position, from a moment the paste is being injected until the paste solidifies;
• allowing the paste to solidify to form the calcium sulfate cast in the intracorporal space of the penis;
• closing the surgical incision in multiple layers to prevent seepage of the paste;
• and
• allowing the calcium sulfate cast to remain in the intracorporal space of the penis until the cast is resorbed;
• wherein the antimicrobial agent is continuously released from the calcium sulfate cast until the calcium sulfate cast is resorbed thus treating the penile implant infection.