neopenile

English

Etymology

From neo- +‎ penile.

Adjective

neopenile (not comparable)

1. Relating to a neopenis.
   • 2006, J Dabernig, LKW Chan, J Schaff, “Phalloplasty with free (septocutaneous) fibular flap sine fibula”, in The Journal of Urology:

     The proximal and distal ends of the neopenile urethral graft are sutured to leg skin to complete the first operation.

   • 2008, S Sharma, DK Gupta, “Male genitoplasty for intersex disorders”, in Advances in Urology:

     In the first stage, the chordee is corrected, followed by urethroplasty from the neopenile skin flaps after an interval of at least 6 months.

   • 2009, YQ Zhao, J Zhang, MS Yu, DC Long, Functional restoration of penis with partial defect by scrotal skin flap, n The Journal of Urology:

     During followup neopenile erectile function was preserved and the flap remained at about the same size as at initial transfer with no atrophy noted.

   • 2019, Ryan T. Anderson, When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment, Encounter Books, →ISBN:

     Neopenile erection can be achieved only if some mechanical device is imbedded in the penis, e.g. a rod or some inflatable apparatus. Many choose a metaidoioplasty that exteriorizes or brings forward the clitoris and allows for voiding while ...