Plaque in the Tunica albuginea causes abnormal penile curvature, predominantly dorsally, leading to Peyronie's disease.

“what's important is you can also look at the corporate cavernosa I can look at plaque I can look at plaques that plaque's important because that's what causes an abnormal curvature you actually see plaque in the muscle not in the muscle so in the wall the Tunica Virginia so think about the two two Albertina coming together as they come together in that V is where you see the plaque predominantly most of the plaque happens in the face so most curvature in the penis is dorsal right so it actually goes upwards”