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Abstract

Volume 4, Issue 3 (September 2002) 4, 187–190;

Evaluation of penile hemodynamic status and adjustment of treatment alternatives in Peyronie's disease

T. Erdogru, M. Savas, N. Yılmaz, M.F. Usta, T. Koksal, M. Ates, M. Baykara

Department of Urology, Akdeniz University, Faculty of Medicine, Kampus 07059, Turkey

Advance online publication 1 September 2002

Abstract

Aim: Erectile dysfunction may be observed in up to 80 % of patients with Peyronie's disease. An objective evaluation of the erectile function is attempted to work out in patients with Peyronie's disease. Methods: Penile deformity, sexual function and penile vascular status were analyzed in 123 patients with Peyronie's disease, who had not received any pertinent treatment. Results: Penile deformity, palpable plaque and pain on erection were seen in 112 (91 %), 97 (78.8 %) and 27 (21.9 %) of the 123 patients, respectively. Of the 76 patients evaluated by color Doppler ultrasounography, veno-occlusive dysfunction as the vascular component for erectile dysfunction was found in 17 (22.3 %), arterial insufficiency in 10 (13.1 %) and a mixed picture in 23 (30.2 %). Conclusion: The documentation of penile erectile function and the determination of the vascular status using color Doppler ultrasonography can guide the appropriate therapeutic choice.
    
    

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