Treatment of ED impotence due to venous leakage

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Radiologic Approach to Erectile Dysfunction. Main causes, diagnosis and therapeutic options in interventional radiology - Excel Male TRT Forum

Learning objectives Learn about erectile dysfunction. Pathophysiology, symptoms and main causes. Stimulated Color Doppler ultrasound diagnostic criteria. Arteriogenic erectile dysfunction, veno-occlusive erectile dysfunction , mixed aetiology and false venous-leak. Role of interventional...

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Conclusion

Erectile dysfunction is defined as the inability to attain or maintain a penile erection
of sufficient quality to allow satisfactory sexual performance. The prevalence of this
condition increases with age.

There are many causes of erectile dysfunction including organic, psychogenic, and
combined causes. It is essential to identification organic causes because they are
potentially treatable.

Erectile dysfunction is now being recognized as one of the earliest manifestations of
endothelial dysfunction and peripheral vascular disease.

Stimulated CDUS of cavernosal arteries is the initial imaging technique of election to
assess ED from a vascular origin. A PSV> 30 cm/s and an RI higher than 0.8 are generally considered normal. An EDV >5cm/s is suggestive of venous leak.

Transcatheter venous embolization for Veno-occlusive dysfunction in ED is a safe and
effective therapeutic option. The minimally invasive nature of the procedure enabled us
to perform the procedure in an out-patient setting with low costs. The ability to occlude
even tiny venous collaterals that can be overlooked during surgical ligation makes this
procedure superior to surgical treatment.

 

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Venous Leakage: The Cause of Your ED? - Excel Male TRT Forum

By Lee Meyers “Venous leakage.” Sounds nasty, doesn’t it? Kind of like a hemorrhage or something, eh? Well, most guys would probably rather have a little hemorrhaging than venous leakage, because it leads to weak and/or rapidly disappearing erections. Venous leakage describes the condition...

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How to Perform a Penile Duplex Doppler Ultrasound - Excel Male Men's Health Forum

https://www.vjpu-issm.info/videos/peer-reviewed/5-miscellaneous/itemlist/category/56-5a-diagnostic-workup This video covers how to perform a penile duplex Doppler ultrasound (PDDU). A PDDU is performed as part of the normal work-up for erectile dysfunction (ED). It helps determine if a...

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[DixieWrecked]

how is it possible to find a doctor that is this well educated on these topics?

 

[DorianGray]

Look for urologist who treats a lot of ED,or has done clinical research in the field specifically inquire if they do penile doppler ultrasound. Big names-Tom Lue, San Francisco, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego.

 

[dnfuss]

Look for urologist who treats a lot of ED,or has done clinical research in the field specifically inquire if they do penile doppler ultrasound. Big names-Tom Lue, San Francisco, Irwin Goldstein, San Diego.

Know of anyone qualified in NYC area?

 

[DorianGray]

Know of anyone qualified in NYC area?

Sorry, don't know of any standout guys there.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

how is it possible to find a doctor that is this well educated on these topics?

This is the doctor that did the video above https://health.usnews.com/doctors/issam-kably-780514

Email: [email protected]

 

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Thread 'Penile Doppler Explained: Normal Study vs Arterial Insufficiency and Venous Leak'

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Penile Doppler ultrasound is a vital tool for evaluating vascular causes of erectile dysfunction. In a normal study, adequate arterial inflow is demonstrated by a peak systolic velocity (PSV) greater than 30–35 cm/s, and proper venous occlusion is confirmed by a low end diastolic velocity (EDV) approaching zero. This pattern supports the achievement and maintenance of a firm erection. In contrast, the abnormal case shows a PSV less than 25 cm/s, indicating arterial insufficiency, and a persistently elevated EDV of 5–9 cm/s with continuous diastolic flow...

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