Induratio penis plastica Untersuchungen zum Staging, Erektionsverhalten und operativen Möglichkeiten

Schubert, Johanna; Kümmerling, St.

doi:10.1055/s-2008-1060448

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“…The evidence of subjective postsurgical ED cases (of course with frequent intercourse) was remarkable in 12 patients who were, according to presurgical examinations [14] classified as being impotent (E4/E5). Because of these surprising results, we generally plead for a basic examination of ED before operation (table 7).…”

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“…In the continuation of early investigation [14], the postsurgical behavior of vita sexualis after IPP operation should be mentioned, and the relationship between IPP and ED before operation should be examined. The algorithmic classification of patients in stages was helpful in this case (calcified stages).…”

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“…The aim was, on the one hand, finding out the influence of operation on erection, and on the other hand, finding the etiology of ED in cases of IPP. All patients involved were classified into the IPP stage with calcifications [14]. The presence of calcified plaques was confirmed using sonographic methods or partly through mammographic techniques.…”

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There are still diverse management options in Peyronie’s disease and diverse opinions about the coincidence of Peyronie’s disease and erectile dysfunction (ED) as well. The connection between Peyronie’s disease and ED has been proved by some articles, but on the other hand authors have refused this fact. We found ED in about 30% of our patients suffering from Peyronie’s disease. We have investigated 61 patients with Peyronie’s disease. A diagnostic pattern for evaluation of angulation and ED are proposed. The tunica albuginea plication technique was used in 35 patients with good results. In our investigation we cannot find any coincidence of Peyronie’s disease with ED.

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1996

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There are still diverse management options in Peyronie's disease and diverse opinions about the coincidence of Peyronie's disease and erectile dysfunction as well. The connection between Peyronie's disease and ED has been proved by some papers but on the other hand authors have refused to accept this claim. We have found erectile dysfunction in about 30% of our patients. We investigated 61 patients with Peyronie's disease. As diagnostic criteria assessment of angulation and erectile dysfunction are proposed. The tunica albuginea plication technique was used in 35 patients with good results. In our investigation we did not find any coincidence of Peyronie's disease with erectile dysfunction.

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Induratio penis plastica Untersuchungen zum Staging, Erektionsverhalten und operativen Möglichkeiten

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Coincidence of Induratio penis plastica and Erectile Dysfunction

Coincidence of Induratio penis plastica and Erectile Dysfunction

Congenital and Acquired Penile Deviations and Penile Fractures

Induratio penis plastica—A factor of erectile dysfunction?

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