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Penile prosthesis for erectile dysfunction: early experience in Senegal, West Africa

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Fig. 1: Pre-operative and post-operative appearances (going from left to right).

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MJ: Surgeon, data collection, letter construction. LN: Surgeon, data collection, letter construction. YK: data collection. MN: Surgeon. BG: data collection. MM: data collection. AD: data collection. IL: Surgeon, data collection. CF: Letter review. MV: Letter review. NG: Letter review. OA: Letter review, SM: Surgeon, Project lead. JM: Letter review, Surgeon. DR: Letter review, Surgeon. BS: Letter review, Surgeon. OK: Construction of letter, Surgeon.

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Jalloh, M., Niang, L., Kyungu, Y. et al. Penile prosthesis for erectile dysfunction: early experience in Senegal, West Africa. Int J Impot Res (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41443-024-00920-8

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