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The importance of penile blood pressure in cases of impotence.

Abstract

It appears that the normal penile systolic blood pressure, as measured by a spectroscopic method, is equal to or greater than the calculated brachial mean blood pressure. A pressure definitely lower than this in impotent patients indicates obstruction to blood flow in the main vessels supplying the penis. On this basis, obstruction to blood flow was identified as a cause of impotence in patients with little other evidence of peripheral vascular disease.

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Year: 1971 PMID： 5150208 PMCID： PMC1931242

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Can Med Assoc J ISSN： 0008-4409 Impact factor: 8.262

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1. DISORDERS OF SEXUAL FUNCTION IN MALE DIABETICS.

Authors: K SCHOEFFLING; K FEDERLIN; H DITSCHUNEIT; E F PFEIFFER
Journal: Diabetes Date: 1963 Nov-Dec Impact factor: 9.461

2. Impotence and diabetes mellitus.

Authors: A RUBIN; D BABBOTT
Journal: J Am Med Assoc Date: 1958-10-04

3. The rate of blood flow in the foot and calf before and after reconstruction by arterial grafting of an occluded main artery to the lower limb.

Authors: P GASKELL
Journal: Clin Sci Date: 1956-05 Impact factor: 6.124

The importance of penile blood pressure in cases of impotence.

1. DISORDERS OF SEXUAL FUNCTION IN MALE DIABETICS.

2. Impotence and diabetes mellitus.

3. The rate of blood flow in the foot and calf before and after reconstruction by arterial grafting of an occluded main artery to the lower limb.

4. The etiology and treatment of impotence.

5. Impotence.

6. Psychiatric Aspects of Impotence.

1. Phalloarteriography in the diagnosis of erectile impotence.

Review 2. Etiology and treatment of erectile failure in diabetes mellitus.

3. The natural history of impotence in diabetic men.

4. Symptomatology and psychological aspects of male sexual inadequacy: results of an experimental study.

Review 5. Erectile impotence: a clinical challenge.

6. Pelvic hemodynamics before and after aortoiliac vascular reconstruction: the significance of penile blood pressure.