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US 10,869,810 B2Granted
Apparatus, system and operation method for the treatment of male sexual dysfunction
OwnerPeter Forsellinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus and a system for treating a sexual dysfunctional male patient comprise an implanted at least one vibrator adapted to stimulate at least a part of the sexually responsive tissue of the penis of the patient by vibration of said vibrator and contact between said vibrator and at least one area of the sexually responsive tissue. There is also provided a surgical method comprising the apparatus and the system.
Claims19
A method for treating a sexually dysfunctional male patient, comprising:
- implanting an apparatus in at least one corpus cavernosum of the male patient's body comprising the steps of:
- a) creating an opening in the skin or penile wall of the male patient,
- b) dissecting at least one area of sexually responsive tissue, and
- c) placing the elongated prosthesis within the at least one corpus cavernosum;
- the apparatus comprising at least one powered elongated corpus cavernosum prosthesis having an elongated reservoir being hydraulically operated by at least one of a motor or a pump,
- the step of placing including implanting at least one implantable vibrator, separated from said at least one motor or pump, in at least one of:
- the at least one corpus cavernosum;
- outside the corpus cavernosum but in contact with the sexually responsive tissue;
- and in the vicinity of or in contact with the glans-penis of the male patient;
- and wherein the at least one powered elongated corpus cavernosum prosthesis is controllable from outside the patient's body, to achieve enlarged status of the penis,
- and wherein the at least one vibrator is adapted to vibrate hydraulic fluid within the at least one implantable prosthesis for further stimulating the sexually responsive tissue of the penis during sexual intercourse, and
- placing a power source within the body, for powering the vibrator.
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