Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4274751 | Sexual Medicine Reviews | 2015 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
ICI of vasoactive agents remains an important tool in treating and diagnosing ED, with high patient satisfaction and efficacy rates. However, the dropout rate for ICI therapy remains relatively high, and it may be associated with priapism, ecchymoses, hematoma formation, and penile fibrosis. Patients should be educated on the benefits and limitations of ICI therapy prior to beginning treatment in order to minimize dropout rates. Additional studies are necessary to better understand the possible longâterm benefits of ICI therapy and how to most effectively structure the penile rehabilitation program after radical prostatectomy. Belew D, Klaassen Z, and Lewis RW. Intracavernosal injection for the diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of erectile dysfunction: A review. Sex Med Rev 2015;3:11-23.
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Authors
Daniel MA, Zachary MD, Ronald W. MD,