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more common in patients with versus without transplant (26.9% v 3.9%, p 0.021), as was stroke (19.2% v 0.0%, p 0.05) and diabetes (84.6% v 53.6%, p 0.016). No significant differences in reoperation rates existed between patients with versus without transplant (7.7% v 11.5%, p 1.00), nor between the type of organ transplanted (p 1.00). No differences in reoperation rate by implant model (2-piece versus 3-piece) were noted (p 0.47). CONCLUSIONS: This study shows that outcomes of penile prosthesis placement in solid organ transplantation patients do not differ from those in non-transplant patients. Additionally both 2-piece and 3-piece implants had similar outcomes. Penile prostheses appear to be a safe option for treating erectile dysfunction in solid organ transplant recipients.

PD22-11 A CUT-OFF HBA1C VALUE OF 8.5% PREDICTS INCREASED RISK OF PENILE IMPLANT INFECTION