2007
DOI: 10.1007/s11255-006-9118-1
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What is the best predictor of postoperative erectile function in patients who will undergo coronary artery bypass surgery?

Abstract: Preoperative erectile function seems to be the best predictor of postoperative erectile function in patients who will undergo CABS.

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“…Gueglio et al (15) concluded that the most important predictive factor was the preoperative condition in their study investigating predictive factors for erectile function after CABG. In a different study, Hızlı et al (16) suggested that the best predictor of postoperative erectile function in patients undergoing CABG was preoperative erectile function. Mohamed et al (17) investigated the impact of CABG surgery in a study design including subjective (IIEF-5 score) and objective (penile duplex ultrasonography) findings related to erectile function.…”
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“…Gueglio et al (15) concluded that the most important predictive factor was the preoperative condition in their study investigating predictive factors for erectile function after CABG. In a different study, Hızlı et al (16) suggested that the best predictor of postoperative erectile function in patients undergoing CABG was preoperative erectile function. Mohamed et al (17) investigated the impact of CABG surgery in a study design including subjective (IIEF-5 score) and objective (penile duplex ultrasonography) findings related to erectile function.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%