Experience with devine-horton dermal patch graft for Peyronie's disease

Peyronie's disease is a malady frequently seen by the urologist. Many conservative treatment modalities have yielded successful alleviation of symptoms in a significant number of these patients. A number, however, do not respond and are left with penile curvature and pain on erection such that intercourse is severely impaired. Devine and Horton have proposed resection of the plaque with replacement of the defect with a full-thickness dermal graft. They reported excellent results with minimal complications. Five patients were treated by this technique with successful penile straightening and alleviation of pain. To date, follow-up results have been gratifying, and the Devine-Horton dermal graft technique is suggested for use in treatment of patients with disabling Peyronie's disease.