A COMPARISON OF DERMAL AND CADAVERIC PERICARDIAL GRAFTS IN THE MODIFIED HORTON-DEVINE PROCEDURE FOR PEYRONIE’S DISEASE

Abstract

The results of the dermal and cadaveric pericardial grafts were comparable. The minimal preoperative preparation, decreased patient morbidity and pliability of cadaveric pericardium make it an attractive suitable graft substitute in the modified Horton-Devine procedure. Longer followup and larger patient series are needed to confirm the advantages of cadaveric pericardium.