Introduction In-office evaluation of erectile dysfunction by color duplex Doppler ultrasound
(CDDU) may benefit the decision-making process in regard to choosing the most …

OBJECTIVES: Erectile dysfunction is common after surgery for prostate cancer. Potency
rates after radical retropubic prostatectomy (RRP) vary widely among different studies. Since …

Recent advances in knowledge of the pharmacology, mechanism and hemodynamics of
erection, and the introduction of intracavernous injection have revolutionized our …

Purpose: To determine the etiology of treatment-induced erectile dysfunction among patients
who underwent surgery or radiotherapy for prostatic cancer. Methods and Materials: Ninety …

The aim of the present study is the definition of a brief structured interview (SI) providing
scores useful for identification and quantification of pathogenetic factors of erectile …

Purpose: Erectile dysfunction is a common sequel of pelvic fractures, particularly those
associated with posterior urethral injury when it can be neurogenic or arteriogenic due to …

The recent introduction of intracorporeal injections of papaverine and phentolamine for the
diagnosis and treatment of impotence has resulted in an increased incidence of iatrogenic …

Introduction In the era of orally active agents, dynamic penile color-duplex ultrasound (D-
PCDU) is not considered a necessary first screening for all patients with erectile dysfunction …

Introduction: A large body of evidence has clearly documented that erectile dysfunction (ED)
represents not only a complication of cardiovascular (CV) diseases (CVD) but often an early …

Our objective was to assess the accuracy of using measurements of peak systolic velocity in
the cavernosal artery for the diagnosis of arteriogenic impotence. Twenty consecutive men …