Titlebook: Vascular Andrology; Erectile Dysfunction Andrea Ledda Book 1996 Springer -Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Erektionsst?rungen.Intrakavern?se I

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Prostaglandins and the Aetiology and Treatment of Erectile Dysfunctionle erection as well as on the pathophysiology and treatment of ED with PGs and related drugs. Several recent reviews on these areas are of interest (Juenemann and Alken 1989; Jeremy and Mikhailidis 1990; Linet 1993; Miller and Morgan 1994).

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Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction: Diagnosisive drugs both in diagnosis and in therapy (Virag 1982). The advent of cavernous pharmacological injections (CPI) has produced a veritable revolution through the contribution which the technique has made in evaluating almost all of the hypotheses on the pathogenesis of vasculogenic erectile dysfunct

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Evaluation of Penile Microcirculationysmography, angiodynography, cavernosometry, arteriography, and isotope wash-out techniques. Penile microcirculation, on the other hand, has been less extensively investigated both in physiological and in pathological conditions. The introduction of laser Doppler flowmetry (LDF) in the past decade h

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Venous Leakage as a Cause of Erectile Failure: Myth or Reality?his century [1–3], venous leak surgery remains a highly controversial subject. The reasons for this are the varying success rate of venous leak surgery and the fact that pathological studies of “l(fā)eaky veins” frequently show no discernible changes. Before considering the evidence for and against the

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Medical Treatment of Erectile Dysfunctionperties, real or imaginary, attributed to certain plants, mushrooms, animal extracts, cocktails of spices, and exotic foods. Folklore and religions have attributed medicinal properties to some of these substances, occasionally with some biological basis. These substances can still easily be found to

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Intracavernosal Drug Therapyolamine, and phenoxybenzamine into the cavernosal body induces a penile erection. One year later Virag [15] proposed a therapeutic protocol based on “self-injection”. Patients suffering from penile erectile deficiency were examined, and those who showed a favorable response to intracavernous injecti

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Surgical Treatmentriche in 1923 [1]. He described a clinical syndrome characterized by claudication in the lower limbs, gluteal pain, and erectile dysfunction in a patient affected with an obstruction at the bifurcation of the iliac artery of an atherosclerotic nature. It was not until many years later that this asso