This talk of "stretch tests" is way off the mark. The only test that matters is the internal measurement taken during the surgical procedure. External "stretch tests" are worthless as a diagnostic or predictive tool.

Go with an experienced surgeon nd follow his/her recommendation.

I recently saw a vascular surgeon about artery disease in my legs. He said the smaller an artery, the less likely that stenting would be possible or effective. In my case, the occluded areas are low in my legs and hence too narrow to stent. On the other hand, I have a right coronary artery stent tha...

I'm as average as they come, and my Titan is fine (at least as far as I can tell).

HarryBelafonte wrote:

dg_moore wrote:I got mine in 2008. My signature explains it all.

So sorry about your stroke. We all here have shared issues and I can speak for a lot of us when we say we regret that you suffered the stroke.

Thanks, Harry - kind of you to say.

I got mine in 2008. My signature explains it all.

I've gone over ten years without cycling. My implant continues to work just fine, but I don't make any demands on it. I didn't lose any length after surgery and gained a little girth How you know if it works if you haven't pumped up over 10 yrs?? On my surgeon's advice I do inflate it every now and...

I've gone over ten years without cycling. My implant continues to work just fine, but I don't make any demands on it. I didn't lose any length after surgery and gained a little girth

My T was low and I successfully raised it with treatment. But other than achieving a normal T level I experienced no benefit or effect of any kind.

My incision was also very slow to heal. After a couple of months my surgeon re-sutured it and in a couple of weeks it was fine - no problems.