Purpose of the Procedure
- Determining if erectile dysfunction is caused by vascular issues.
- Evaluating the veins' ability to trap blood within the penis.
- Planning for surgical interventions in cases of venous leakage.
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A sophisticated diagnostic procedure used to evaluate the veno-occlusive mechanism in the penis. It identifies venous leakage issues, providing precise data to guide effective treatment plans for erectile dysfunction.
Scientific name: Cavernosometry and Cavernosography
A specialized test measuring intracavernosal pressure while using contrast dye and X-rays. It accurately diagnoses venous leakage as a cause of erectile dysfunction, assisting specialists in planning surgical or medical interventions.
Service type
Interventional Diagnostic Test
Duration
60-90 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Pre-procedure medical consultation
- Injection of vasoactive agents
- Radiographic imaging with contrast
- Detailed medical result report
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Target Groups
- Men with erectile dysfunction unresponsive to oral medications.
- Patients being considered for vascular reconstructive surgery.
- Cases of sexual dysfunction resulting from pelvic or penile trauma.
What Happens During the Test?
- A vasoactive agent is injected to induce an artificial erection.
- Intracavernosal pressure is precisely measured.
- Contrast dye is injected and venous flow is imaged using X-rays.
Conditions & Notices
- Inform the doctor about all current medications
- Stop erectile dysfunction medications 48 hours before the test
- Inform the doctor if you have any contrast dye allergies
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