..., Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt Olfactory-Corporeal Reflex: Description of a New Reflex and Its Role in the Erectile Process Keywords Erection Impotence Corpora cavernosa Erectile dysfuntion Abstract Objective: The dog approaches the bitch and smells the vulva. The relation­ ship which...

...A. Dounis; A. Papacharalampous Left painful breast enlargement and impotence were the main complaints of a right cryptorchid young man. On ultrasonography a hypoechoic mass was found in the right testis. Postoperatively the increased level of estrogens and the decreased levels of testosterone were...

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...V. De Luca; E.S. Pescatori; B. Taher; T. Zambolin; L. Giambroni; E. Frego; S. Cosciani Cunico A retrospective study was carried out to investigate the prevalence of venoocclusive dysfunction (VOD) in 44 patients who developed impotence following radical cystectomy (24 patients, 55%) and radical...

...Manoj Monga; Gregory A. Broderick; Wayne J.G. Hellstrom Objectives: Recurrent ischemic priapism in sickle cell (SS) patients often leads to impotence. Blockage of venous outflow by sickle cells leads to anoxia of the cavemosal smooth muscle with subsequent replacement of the erectile tissue...

... in psychogenically impotent patients with severe excitement inhibition can be found. Since disinhibitory effects may occur after sleep deprivation, we evaluated RigiScan results during audiovisual stimulation before and after sleep deprivation in 36 psychogenically impotent men. Results: In our patients, sleep...

... cases have an organic etiology. Reflecting the controversy over the management of psychogenic impotence, there are several different methods which are currently in clinical use. In this prospective study we aimed to evaluate the curative effects of acupuncture therapy in men with purely psychogenic...

...Thomas I-sheng Hwang; Chi-rei Yang We have performed penile vein ligation on 35 patients with venogenic impotence from July 1989 to December 1991. The criteria for surgery were (1) age less than 60 years; (2) negative vasoactive agent intracavemous injection but normal penile arterial function...

... to in the content or advertisements. Impotence Venous ligation Smooth muscle physiology Corpus cavernosum Electromyography Calcitonin gene-related peptide Pharmacotherapy Clinical Paper Eur Urol 1994;26:40-45 1602720 Michael C. Truss Armin J. Becker Walter F. Thon Markus Kuczyk Mohamad H. Djamilian...

.... Cavernous nerve Electrostimulation Penile erection Impotence Research Paper EurUrol 1994;26:98-102 1602731 Ahmed Shaflk Department of Surgery and Research, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt Cavernous Nerve Stimulation through an Extrapelvic Subpubic Approach: Role in Penile Erection...

...H.H. Knispel; C. Goessl; R. Beckmann Relaxant effect of prostaglandin E(1) (PGE(1)) and papaverine (PAP) were measured in strips of corpus cavernosum smooth muscle taken from a healthy control group of men (A; n = 5), from arteriogenically impotent men (B; n = 6)and from additionally diabetic...

...A. Kadioğlu; T. Erdoğru; K. Karşidağ; N. Dinççağ; I. Satman; M.T. Yilmaz; S. Tellaloğlu The parameters of the functional evaluation of the penile arterial system in sexually active males are based on a minimal number of volunteers and impotent patients of neurogenic origin who are expected to have...

...J. Struyven; W. Gregoir; X. Giannakopoulos; E. Wauters Selective pudendal arteriography is indicated in selected cases of male impotence when there is a strong presumption that peripheral arterial lesions are responsible for it. These lesions are classified as: (a) traumatic; (b) obstructive...

...F. Sasso; G. Gulino; A. Alcini; E. Alcini Objectives: To assess the effects of autonomic nerve damage on the basis of cavernous electrical changes. Methods: A study was carried out on the cavernous electrical activity in healthy volunteers (controls) and impotent patients after radical...

...P. Puppo; A.F. de Rose; P. Pittaluga; F. Germinale; C. Caviglia; L. Giuliani From October 1985 to June 1986 we have treated 82 impotent patients. We related their penis-brachial pressure index (PBPI) with the dosage of papaverine necessary to obtain a full erection as measured by tumistore. We...

...L. Subrini Since 1970, 283 impotent patients have been operated upon using Subrini penile prostheses from Dow Coming. Surgical results are reported. Also, 137 patients were followed up or asked to answer a detailed questionnaire concerning the mechanical qualities of the implant, the quality...

... the patients sexually active 6 months before prostatectomy, 45% have a better sexual life 6 months afterwards, 26% have a diminished sexual life and 3.5% have become impotent; (4) the development of an adenoma seems to have an unfavourable influence on sexual activity. 11 8 2017 1977 Copyright...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Impotence Venous leakage Pericavemoplasty Surgical Technique Eur Urol 1991;20:146-149 © 1991 S. Karger AG, Basel 0302-2838/91/0202-0146$2.75/0 Pericavernous Prosthetic...

...H.H. Knispel; R. Andresen The use of color-coded duplex sonography of the cavernous arteries in the assessment of arteriogenic impotence was evaluated in 70 consecutive men referred for erectile dysfunction. Controls were 16 of the men with an unequivocal nocturnal penile tumescence and rigidity...

...S.J. Hampson; A.G.A. Come; D. Rickards; W.R. Lees Colour Doppler imaging and cavernosometry are the optimal means for objective assessment of pharmacologically induced penile erections. 21 impotent patients were assessed by both methods independent of the information derived from the other modality...