Making a surgical decision in the treatment of premature ejaculation is an important step for patients. The goal in treatment is to offer patients the safest and most comfortable surgical experience. This article examines the application principles of Selective Dorsal Nerve Modulation (SDN) surgery and key surgical success factors.
Clinical Approach in Selective Dorsal Nerve Modulation
The following standards are strictly maintained during SDN procedures:
- Use of Micro-Surgical Microscope: Micro-nerve fibers that are difficult to see with the naked eye are evaluated under high-magnification microscopes. This approach is vital for preserving tissue and penile anatomy.
- Personalized Nerve Modulation: The specific nerve branch and the extent of modulation are determined based on the patient's sensitivity level using precise intraoperative tests.
- Detailed Follow-up Process: During post-operative recovery, patients are closely monitored through weekly and monthly check-ups to ensure a safe transition back to sexual activity.
Post-Treatment Clinical Outcomes
Patient feedback and clinical observations demonstrate that this operation not only resolves premature ejaculation issues but also supports sexual harmony between couples and contributes to restoring self-confidence in men.