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8. Postersitzung 11: Erektile Dysfunktion

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Jünemann, K.-P., primary, Lue, T. F., additional, Melchior, H., additional, Weiske, W.-H., additional, Jecht, E., additional, Jünemann, K. P., additional, Müller-Mattheis, V., additional, Baccouche, M., additional, Ullmann, R., additional, Zentgraf, M., additional, Bähren, W., additional, Altwein, J. E., additional, Müller, S. C., additional, Porst, H., additional, Tackmann, W., additional, van Ahlen, H., additional, Wagenknecht, L. V., additional, Sikora, R., additional, Deutz, F.-J., additional, Recker, F., additional, Lutzeyer, W., additional, Stief, C. G., additional, Vahlensieck, W., additional, Sommerkamp, H., additional, Schneider, K. H., additional, Stammel, A., additional, Zöller, G., additional, Kröpfl, D., additional, Ringert, R.-H., additional, Sturm, W., additional, Block, T., additional, Ernst, G., additional, Schmiedt, E., additional, Gasser, T. C., additional, Derouet, H., additional, Becht, E., additional, Steffens, J., additional, Caspari, D., additional, Alloussi, S., additional, Wetterauer, U., additional, Treiber, U., additional, Gilbert, P., additional, Thon, W. F., additional, Zumbé, J., additional, Kierfeld, G., additional, and Frick, J., additional

Published
1988
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10. Priapism

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Brant, W. O., primary, Bella, A. J., additional, Gracia, M. M., additional, and Lue, T. F., additional

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11. Priapism.

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Hohenfellner, Markus, Santucci, Richard A., Brant, W. O., Bella, A. J., Gracia, M. M., and Lue, T. F.

Abstract

Priapism is defined as an erection lasting longer than 4 h that is not associated with sexual stimulation. It is generally classified into two etiologies: ischemic and nonischemic. The former, comprising the vast majority of cases, is considered an emergency due to the associated pain as well as to structural changes in the penis that may lead to penile fibrosis and severe erectile dysfunction. Conservative management is rarely effective except in select circumstances. Interventions may include aspiration of the corpora, injection of vasoconstrictive agents, or surgical procedures. Nonischemic priapism presents fewer emergent risks andmay be followed conservatively. If intervention is necessary, angiographic embolization is often the best therapeutic option. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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