Your fact-checks

Your fact-checks will appear here

factually
Support us
  • Home
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Society
  • Technology
  • Health
  • Science
  • Entertainment
Index/Topics/Smoking and Surgical Risks

Smoking and Surgical Risks

The impact of smoking on wound healing and surgical-site infection rates in penile implant surgery, and the recommendation for preoperative smoking cessation.

Fact-Checks

3 results
Jan 31, 2026
Most Viewed

How do patient factors (diabetes, smoking, prior pelvic surgery) affect complication rates after penile implant surgery?

, smoking, and prior pelvic or abdominal surgery each raise the risk profile for complications after penile implant surgery, most notably infection, wound-healing problems, and device-related revision...

Jan 30, 2026
Most Viewed

How does age at the time of knee replacement affect revision rates and long‑term function?

is one of the strongest, consistently reported predictors of needing a later revision: younger recipients face markedly higher lifetime and medium‑term revision rates, while older recipients have lowe...

Jan 24, 2026

What preoperative evaluations and steps reduce risks before penile implant surgery?

carries well-documented benefits but infection and dissatisfaction remain the highest preoperative risks; evidence-based risk reduction centers on patient selection, medical optimization (notably glyc...

About
Blog
Contact
FAQ
Terms & ConditionsTerms
Privacy PolicyPrivacy
Manage data