Abstract: A disposable measuring tool is disclosed for used during the implantation of a penile prosthesis cylinder. The measuring tool permits an accurate measurement of a dilated corpus cavernosum prepared to accept and penile prosthesis cylinder.

Abstract: A disposable measuring tool is disclosed for used during the implantation of a penile prosthesis cylinder. The measuring tool permits an accurate measurement of a dilated corpus cavernosum prepared to accept and penile prosthesis cylinder.

Abstract: Improved disposable surgical drapes and surgical methods for isolating the surgical field from the patient's penile and scrotal skin to prevent any contact of implantable medical device components, the surgical instruments, and the surgeon's gloved hand with the patient's skin during a device implantation or a surgical procedure are disclosed. A surgical drape comprises a sheet of drape material bounded by sheet edges adapted to lie over the patient's skin and an elongated penile sheath extending from a sheath attached end extending from the sheet to a sheath free end. The sheath may be grasped during implantation surgery to manipulate the penis without making direct contact with the penile skin. The surgical drape further comprises a scrotal skin contact portion adjacent the sheath attached end of a material capable of being penetrated in making an incision of the scrotal skin, whereby contact with the scrotal skin is avoided.

Abstract: The invention relates to an improved penile erection device and improved method for implanting such devices into the corpus cavernosum of the penis. The invention further relates to tools for implanting the improved penile erection device. Furthermore, the invention relates to insertion tools that permit precise placement of conventional inflatable prostheses cylinders such that puncture or damage of the glans penis does not occur during placement.

Abstract: The invention relates to an improved penile erection device and improved method for implanting such devices into the corpus cavernosum of the penis. The invention further relates to tools for implanting the improved penile erection device. Furthermore, the invention relates to insertion tools that permit precise placement of conventional inflatable prostheses cylinders such that puncture or damage of the glans penis does not occur during placement.

Abstract: A single use automatic injection syringe having an improved locking mechanism for a coil spring that is used to provide motive force for dispensing a medicament contained therein is provided. The syringe is substantially fail-safe, inexpensive to construct and easy to operate.