1998
DOI: 10.1097/00005392-199811000-00022
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Long-Term Followup and Selection Criteria for Penile Revascularization in Erectile Failure

Abstract: Patient selection is vital for the successful outcome of penile revascularization surgery. We adhere to strict selection criteria, such as patient age maximum of 50 years, less than 2 risk factors, no recent diabetes and termination of nicotine abuse. Penile revascularization surgery is highly indicated in this group of patients, especially since it is the only causal therapy for erectile failure.

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“…Some cases of psychogenic erectile dysfunction might be missed but we performed revascularization operations in patients with pure COD criteria diagnosed with maximum preoperative evaluation. Patient age of over 40 years, diabetes, general arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease and arterial hypertension were reported as selection criteria for revascularization operations [16]. Patients with these risk factors were excluded from the study and our age limitation was 40 years.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Some cases of psychogenic erectile dysfunction might be missed but we performed revascularization operations in patients with pure COD criteria diagnosed with maximum preoperative evaluation. Patient age of over 40 years, diabetes, general arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease and arterial hypertension were reported as selection criteria for revascularization operations [16]. Patients with these risk factors were excluded from the study and our age limitation was 40 years.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Das Gemeinsame an der Vielzahl der seit den ersten publizierten Verfahren ist, dass die A. epigastrica inferior als Donorgefäß Verwendung findet. Im deutschsprachigen Raum hat v. a. die von Hauri 1983 propagierte Dreifachanastomose in den 1980er Jahren Verbreitung gefunden [9,12,19,21,29].…”
Section: Penile Revaskularisationschirurgieunclassified
“…Neben dem fehlenden Erfolg kön-nen typische Komplikationen wie Glanshyperämie (20%), Bypassaneurysmen (20%), Shuntthrombosen (17%), Glanshypästhesien (8%),Anastomosenrupturen bzw. -insuffizienten (7%) oder Bauchwandhernien (6%) auftreten [12,19,25].…”
Section: Penile Revaskularisationschirurgieunclassified
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