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Examining adherence to American Urological Association (AUA) guidelines in men's health: Insights from the New York section AUA survey. [PDF]
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MRI of the Scrotum and Penis: Current Applications and Clinical Relevance. [PDF]
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Risk factors, diagnosis, and long-term erectile dysfunction outcomes in priapism: a retrospective analysis of 186 cases from a single institution. [PDF]
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Hematology/Oncology Clinics of North America, 1996
Priapism in adult patients with sickle cell disease is a devastating complication for which there is no consensus regarding management. Innumerable attempts at pharmacologic and surgical intervention have been employed. Distinction between infarctive low-flow priapism with hypoxia and acidosis and normal-flow priapism without acidosis can be obtained ...
D R, Powars, C S, Johnson
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Priapism in adult patients with sickle cell disease is a devastating complication for which there is no consensus regarding management. Innumerable attempts at pharmacologic and surgical intervention have been employed. Distinction between infarctive low-flow priapism with hypoxia and acidosis and normal-flow priapism without acidosis can be obtained ...
D R, Powars, C S, Johnson
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1988
The evaluation of priapism is unfamiliar to many emergency physicians. Rapid assessment and treatment are essential in the hope of preserving sexual function. A thorough history and physical examination reveal an underlying vascular or neurologic etiology in most cases.
D M, Yealy, P T, Hogya
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The evaluation of priapism is unfamiliar to many emergency physicians. Rapid assessment and treatment are essential in the hope of preserving sexual function. A thorough history and physical examination reveal an underlying vascular or neurologic etiology in most cases.
D M, Yealy, P T, Hogya
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Pediatric Emergency Care, 1999
Idiopathic priapism is rarely seen in children. Two children with idiopathic priapism are presented, followed by a detailed discussion of priapism. Particular attention is paid to idiopathic priapism. Additionally, an algorithm for diagnosing and managing children presenting with priapism is presented.
R D, Pitetti, A, Nangia, M S, Bhende
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Idiopathic priapism is rarely seen in children. Two children with idiopathic priapism are presented, followed by a detailed discussion of priapism. Particular attention is paid to idiopathic priapism. Additionally, an algorithm for diagnosing and managing children presenting with priapism is presented.
R D, Pitetti, A, Nangia, M S, Bhende
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European Urology, 1985
Priapism, the persistent painful erection unrelated to sexual stimuli, is called malignant whenever the priapism is due to metastases. A new case of malignant priapism, secondary to metastases of prostatic carcinoma is presented. As usual, survival was poor--our patient died 3 months after diagnosis was established.
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Priapism, the persistent painful erection unrelated to sexual stimuli, is called malignant whenever the priapism is due to metastases. A new case of malignant priapism, secondary to metastases of prostatic carcinoma is presented. As usual, survival was poor--our patient died 3 months after diagnosis was established.
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Journal of Urology, 1980
We report the third documented case of partial priapism. The proximal right corpus was distended and separated from the distral flaccid corpus by a transverse membrane. Histologic examination revealed the obstructing lesion to be owing to thrombosis of vascular erectile tissue probably secondary to trauma.
G R, Johnson, J N, Corriers
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We report the third documented case of partial priapism. The proximal right corpus was distended and separated from the distral flaccid corpus by a transverse membrane. Histologic examination revealed the obstructing lesion to be owing to thrombosis of vascular erectile tissue probably secondary to trauma.
G R, Johnson, J N, Corriers
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HIGH FLOW PRIAPISM COMPLICATING VENO-OCCLUSIVE PRIAPISM
The Journal of Urology, 1998Of the several known forms of priapism veno-occlusive priapism is the most common.' High flow priapism is uncommon and usually follows trauma to the perineum.2 More than 20 cases have been reported and the majority of patients have been treated with angiographic embolization.2 Idiopathic recurrent priapism occasionally follows treatment of veno ...
A D, Seftel +5 more
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