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Human Penile Tissue Allotransplantation for Devastating Penile and Concomitant Genital Trauma
This is a 4-year, non-randomized, single center, patient self-controlled, clinical trial (though enrolled subjects will be followed for life as are all transplant patients) for patients seeking allotransplantation of the male external genitalia (MEG), or penile tissue, as a feasible reconstructive strategy for the treatment of devastating and irreversible injuries to the genitalia. In addition to receiving penile allotransplantation and post-operative monitoring and support, enrolled patients will receive an innovative and clinically proven immunomodulatory protocol that combines lymphocyte depletion of the recipient with donor bone marrow cell infusion. Patients will be treated with lymphocyte depleting induction therapy, donor bone marrow cell infusion and tacrolimus. After the first year, maintenance immunosuppression will be modified gradually and cautiously (tapered dose reduction or spaced frequency dosing of tacrolimus) in selected patients based on a critical evaluation of clinical and immunologic outcomes. Outcomes will include but not be limited to functional metrics (sensation, erection, voiding), psychosocial (body integrity, adaptation to transplant) and health related quality of life (HRQOL) measures.
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