Fibrosis around neurovascular bundle - experiences?

[hope794]

Hello guys! Once again i'm here looking for your experience and wisdom

Long story short, i would like to undergo a surgery that will probably use "grafting" technique to remove fibrosis caused by Peyronie's Disease.

Unfortunately, my fibrosis extends on the dorsal area of the shaft, where the neurovascular bundle lays. I suspect that my ED is caused by fibrosis attacking the neurovascular bundle in some points, so i would like to ask if someone here had a similiar situation (grafting the dorsal area of the penis, where the fibrosis "attacked" the neurovascular bundle) and how did the surgeon manage that situation.

I've seen many videos on youtube where top notch surgeons "isolate" the neurovascular bundle by pulling it a little bit far from the penis. What if some fibrosis is there and "traps" the bundle?

Finally, i would like to know from guys who underwent grafting procedures if they lost sensations with the grafting.

Thanks everyone!!!

[Waynetho]

Well first of all, the NV bundle rides on top of the tunica albuginea, so fibrosis in the tunica shouldn't pose a problem for a skilled surgeon to isolate the bundle. There's always a risk in doing so however as that is the life of your glans being worked on. One wrong move and the head is for all practical purposes, useless. Still the the procedure is performed successfully, probably thousands of times per year. Is it possible to "trap" bundle under fibrosis? I don't know for sure but I'd be doubtful.