219 devices · GMDN 36250
An inflatable penile prosthesis is a surgically implanted device used to treat erectile dysfunction by enabling controlled penile rigidity for sexual intercourse. It consists of interconnected components—including inflatable cylinders, a scrotal pump, an abdominal fluid reservoir, and connecting tubing—that work together to achieve selective tumescence when activated by the user.
These devices are typically classified as medical implants and require regulatory approval before market authorization. They are supplied sterile and are intended for permanent implantation, with variations in design and materials to suit different patient needs and clinical preferences.
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