The Journal of Urology · 1982 · 27 citations · 6 references
MedicineUrologyTrauma-related DisordersErectile DysfunctionGenital TraumaPenile ExaminationPenile TraumaPressure DistributionUrethral TraumaCompressionPenile HemodynamicsVasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction
Twenty men were subjected to a brief period of perineal compression. Measurement of brachial, ankle and penile blood pressures revealed a reversible decrease in pressure. Penile pressure can be measured accurately. It represents an objective method of measuring vasculogenic impotence.
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The importance of penile blood pressure in cases of impotence.
Peter Gaskell · PubMed · 1971 · 105 citations
Medicine, Cardiology, Urology +17
Sexual Function After Aorto-lliac Srugery
Mark H. Weinstein, Herbert I. Machleder · Annals of Surgery · 1975 · 90 citations · Full text
Preservation of Erectile Function After Aortoiliac Reconstruction
Ralph G. DePalma · Archives of Surgery · 1978 · 80 citations
Medicine, Surgery, General Surgery +10