ArticleInternational journal of transgender health2025
Surgical outcomes, motivations, sexuality, and urinary function of metoidioplasty with semi-rigid prosthesis.
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Background: Preliminary results of a specific semi-rigid prosthesis for metoidioplasty (ZSI Aim: The objective of the present study was to report the updated surgical results of metoidioplasty with implantation of the ZSI Methods: All individuals who underwent a metoidioplasty with implantation of the ZSI Results: Twenty-one individuals were included and followed-up during a median [IQR] period of 19.5 months [12.8-24.2]. Most individuals ( Conclusion: Implantation of a semi-rigid prosthesis in a metoidioplasty seems a safe procedure, with no reported complications related to the prosthesis. Overall, satisfaction regarding genitals, sexual and urinary function are favorable.
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