1993
DOI: 10.1159/000474260
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Is the Volume Injected a Parameter Likely to Influence the Erectile Response Observed after Intracavernous Administration of an Alpha-Blocking Agent?

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“…Data of 'satisfactory erection' as a common outcome measure was pooled from eight noncomparative case-series studies in the US, Australia, Italy, India, China and France (Figure 2). [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] Overall, these interventions resulted in a random effects pooled estimate of 90% satisfactory erection response rate (95% CI 83%, 97%). Six noncomparative case-series studies 25,26,[28][29][30][31] and one RCT 32 of 263 patients in the USA, Australia, Italy, India, China and France reported side effects ( Table 2).…”
Section: Intracavernous (Penile) Injectionsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Data of 'satisfactory erection' as a common outcome measure was pooled from eight noncomparative case-series studies in the US, Australia, Italy, India, China and France (Figure 2). [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] Overall, these interventions resulted in a random effects pooled estimate of 90% satisfactory erection response rate (95% CI 83%, 97%). Six noncomparative case-series studies 25,26,[28][29][30][31] and one RCT 32 of 263 patients in the USA, Australia, Italy, India, China and France reported side effects ( Table 2).…”
Section: Intracavernous (Penile) Injectionsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The drug most frequently injected was papaverine (274 men), followed by PGE1 (119 men) and the combination papaverine-phentolamine (bimix) (100 men). Moxisylyte was used in 3 different studies conducted in the same centre (29,33,34). Trimix was tested in only one study (30 men) 35).…”
Section: Studies Characteristics and Risk Of Bias Within Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of patients per drug (553) differs from the number of patients in the meta-analysis of overall efficacy (713)because : i) 173 men were excluded from the meta-analysis per drug because in a few studies there was no information available regarding which drug was injected (36 4037, 39-42) and ii) 13 patients treated with two different drugs have been double-counted in the meta-analysis of the efficacy per drug (30,43). Satisfactory erection permitting sexual intercourse was obtained with papaverine (mean dosing 17 mg) in 91 % (n= 274; 95%-CI 64%;97%) (30,32,35,(43)(44)(45)(46)(47), with PGE1 (mean dosing 12 μg) in 80 % (n= 119; 95%-CI 64%;90%) (30,31,36,48,49), with bimix (mean dosing 15 mg papaverine and 0,4 mg phentolamine in 93% (n= 100; 95%-CI 83,%; 99%) (43,44,50,51), with moxisylyte (mean dosing 22 mg) in 83% (n= 30; 95%-CI 77%; 98%) (29,33,34), and with trimix (mean dosing 4 mg papaverine, 0,02 mg phentolamine, 1,5 μg PGE1) in 100 % (n= 30, 95%-CI 88%; 100%) (38). Random effects model was used in these analyses (except for moxisylyte and trimix) due to heterogeneity between the different studies (i.e.…”
Section: Subgroup Meta-analysismentioning
confidence: 99%