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AN ANALYSIS OF 653 TRIALS OF PENILE VIBRATORY STIMULATION IN MEN WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY

Nancy L. Brackett, SEAN M. FERRELL, Teodoro C. Aballa, Maria J. Amador, Osvaldo Padron, Jens Sønksen, Charles M. Lynne

The Journal of Urology · 1998 · 145 citations · 12 references

Abstract

Ejaculatory success is better while semen quality is similar using high versus low amplitude penile vibratory stimulation in men with spinal cord injury. This method may be considered first line treatment for anejaculation in men with spinal cord injury due to its safety, relative effectiveness, and relatively low investment of time and money.

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