Journal article

PHARMACOCAVERNOSOGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF ERECTILE FAILURE


Authors listJANTOS, C; WEIDNER, W

Publication year1988

Pages225-230

JournalUrologia Internationalis

Volume number43

Issue number4

ISSN0042-1138

eISSN1423-0399

DOI Linkhttps://doi.org/10.1159/000281342

PublisherKarger Publishers


Abstract
A total of 148 patients with erectile dysfunction underwent evaluation with Doppler sonography, cavernosography and intracavernous injections of papaverine. Arterial insufficiency was found in 63 patients (42.5%). Cavernosography following intracorporeal injection of papaverine revealed abnormal venous drainage from the cavernous bodies in 25 patients (17%) which, in 3 cases, was associated with Peyronie''s disease. Results of vascular investigations were compared with the erectile response to the application of papaverine. Vascular insufficiency was observed in 39 to 55 patients (70%) with a poor response to papaverine. No patient with a venous insufficiency showed a good response. Nevertheless a poor response to papaverine did not exclude psychogenic impotence.



Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleJANTOS, C. and WEIDNER, W. (1988) PHARMACOCAVERNOSOGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF ERECTILE FAILURE, Urologia Internationalis, 43(4), pp. 225-230. https://doi.org/10.1159/000281342

APA Citation styleJANTOS, C., & WEIDNER, W. (1988). PHARMACOCAVERNOSOGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF ERECTILE FAILURE. Urologia Internationalis. 43(4), 225-230. https://doi.org/10.1159/000281342


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