2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.urology.2008.01.087
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High-Flow Priapism: Superselective Cavernous Artery Embolization with Microcoils

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“…Autologous clot (10) and absorbable gels (13, 14), which are non-permanent embolizing agents, are preferable to microcoils (15), N-butyl-cyanoacrylate (1) or polyvinyl alcohol (16), being permanent agents, in the interventional radiologic management of non-ischemic priapism (5). Surgical management of non-ischemic priapism such as the ligation of the internal pudendal artery may be regarded as an option of last resort (3).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Autologous clot (10) and absorbable gels (13, 14), which are non-permanent embolizing agents, are preferable to microcoils (15), N-butyl-cyanoacrylate (1) or polyvinyl alcohol (16), being permanent agents, in the interventional radiologic management of non-ischemic priapism (5). Surgical management of non-ischemic priapism such as the ligation of the internal pudendal artery may be regarded as an option of last resort (3).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pirmo pasirinkimo gydymo būdas yra arterinė embolizacija [5]. Laikinos, besirezorbuojančios embolizuojančios medžiagos (autologinis krešulys, besirezorbuojantys geliai) [6,7,8] naudojamos dažniau negu nesirezorbuojančios (mikrospiralės, N-butyl-cianoakrilatas, polivinilalkoholis) [9,10,11]. Pirmenybė teikiama laikinai embolizacijai, nes nustatyta, kad po pastovios arterijos okliuzijos praė-jus 3 mėnesiams, erekcinė disfunkcija siekia 35 proc., o po laikino embolizavimo 5 proc.…”
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“…72 Embolization has been performed using gel-foam, coils, autologous blood clot, polyvinyl alcohol, and N-butylcyanoacrylate (NBCA). 98101 Microcoils carry are advantageous with respect to ease of placement and do not carry the risk of dissolution and recurrence of non-ischemic priapism; however, the risk of ED may be greater when these permanent embolic devices are used as opposed to gelfoam or autologous blood. Autologous blood clot is cheap, carries low risk of foreign body reaction and antigenicity, and is a temporary occlusive agent allowing recanalization of the cavernosal artery and restoration of penile blood flow in the fistula segment after healing.…”
Section: Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A 20–25% incidence of ED has been reported. 98,110112 This rate is likely to vary dependent on the type of embolus used. Rare reported complications of pudendal artery embolization include penile gangrene, gluteal ischemia, purulent cavernositis, perineal abscess, and migration of embolization material.…”
Section: Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%