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Please explain what fibrous plaque looks like on a penis?

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Dr. James Lin answered

Here are some...: Fibrous plaque is designated to describe the hardened tissue developed in certain part of the confinement of penile sponge bodies leading to its poor extensibility and penile curvature at erection, i.e., Peyronie's disease. The size, location, & extent of its occurrence widely vary along its course of development, evolution, etc. so leading to wide range of symptoms and curvature. More? Ask...

Answered 11/29/2015

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