Erectile dysfunction - What Is Penile Venous Leakage?

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* a normal erection is mediated by three factors, adequate arteries, adequate venous system and an adequate set of nerves




Venous leak - the inability to trap blood in the penis


2 clinical tip offs to the presence of venous leak

- I've had years of normal erectile function and now no matter what kind of stimulation I get I can't maintain an erection

- the erection is position dependant, that is when the man is standing up and gravity is working with him trapping some more blood in the penis he does a better job of maintaining the erection and as soon as he lies on his back the erection goes away

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What Is Venous Leakage? Ask a sexpert! Dr. Greg Broderick answers this question in the latest installment of this video series.

 

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Update on endovascular treatment of venogenic erectile dysfunction

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Complex Treatment of Venous Leak with Embolization and Autological SCI

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Penile Doppler and Ultrasonography for ED

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Treatment of ED impotence due to venous leakage

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Use of MR angiography in the evaluation of erectile dysfunction- ED

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Venous leak in erectile dysfunction

Professor Eric Allaire explains what is venous leakage in erectile dysfunction, what are the symptoms and what is the medical exam that can certify the disease. The good news is that there is a solution. Yes, venous leakage can be cured. Professor Eric Allaire What are the signs of venous...

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What are the signs of venous leakage?


There are 4 signs:

* first one is absence or very weak erections in the morning

* the second sign is that during self- stimulation the hardness of the erection is not very high

* the third sign is that erections are not the same whether one is lying on his back or on his belly or on one side or being seated, if erections vary according to man's position, this is highly evocative of caverno-venous leakage

* the fourth sign is that when man applies fingers at the basis of penis erections are better, fingers press on veins and reduce leakages