Priapism - Urological emergency

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In this Series, each topic will be covered as a fast shots for the most important points.

In this video we will review the priapism as an urological emergency. You can use the vidoe to revise before the exam, review before assesing patients and as a start before reading the topic.

 

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Shunting damn!

 

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Lets hope it never gets to this point!

 

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Using Penile Injections to Treat Erectile Dysfunction - Excel Male TRT Forum

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-sex-using-penile-injections-to-treat-erectile/id1577215681?i=1000613863271 In this episode we discuss penile injections for erectile dysfunction, For most guys, treating erectile dysfunction means taking a pill. But what do they do if the pills do...

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29:10-32:41 (ICIs potential side effects/risks)

*bruising/swelling (uncommon) - if injection technique is done well

*scarring (relatively uncommon) - may relate to how frequently a man injects and may also relate to just different men having tendencies to develop scarring but it may still be anywhere of <5% at most may be in the 1-2% range develop a kind of thickening effect may be some scarring effects in the penis that can occur

*priapism (largely preventable) - with counseling, demonstrations in the office, proper dosing, patients need to be educated well

 

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Is 4−6 Hours of Prolonged Erection the Time Point of Irreversible Tissue Injury? - Excel Male TRT Forum

https://academic.oup.com/smr/article-abstract/10/4/660/7016888?redirectedFrom=fulltext&login=false Priapism or Prolonged Erection: Is 4−6 Hours of Cavernous Ischemia the Time Point of Irreversible Tissue Injury? (2022) Snir Dekalo, MD, Noah Stern, MD, Gregory A. Broderick, MD, and Gerald...

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*Based on our extensive review of animal models and clinical reports of ischemic priapism, understanding that many clinical papers used secondary references and espoused concepts out of the dogma, rather than scientific evidence or fact, we believe that a prudent clinician will initiate the reversal of ischemic priapism as early as possible, around the 4-hour mark. The important question that remains largely unanswered to this day, is when does the onset of nonreversible injury first begin in most cases of ischemic priapism? While there does not exist clear evidence in the medical literature to define that timepoint precisely, based on our review of the literature, we believe it is beyond 6 hours and may extend to 12 hours in some men. (Table 1, 2, 3)

 

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Priapism: An AUA Guideline

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