Tissue Characterization for Improved External Penile Occlusive Device Design
This study is motivated by the need for quantitative data on the material properties of the penis in order to develop an optimal design for an external penile occlusive device (EPOD) for the treatment of urinary incontinence.
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| creator | Timm, Gerald W. Wulfman, David R. Kim, Seoggwan Hampton, Robert E. Will, Samuel DiCosimo, John Erdman, Arthur G. |
| description | This study is motivated by the need for quantitative data on the material properties of the penis in order to develop an optimal design for an external penile occlusive device (EPOD) for the treatment of urinary incontinence. |
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