Self injection treatment for impotence.

Medical treatment of impotence with papaverine and phentolamine intracavernosal injection.

Intracavernosal injection of papaverine and phentolamine was used in 20 patients with impotence. After six months 14 patients were still using the self-injection treatment. Two patients failed to respond and two patients developed priapism which responded to venesection and metaraminol injection.

Intracavernosal injection of pharmacological agents in the diagnosis and treatment of impotence.

This study details our initial experience with pharmacologically induced penile erections in the diagnosis and therapy of patients with impotence. Intracavernosal injections of papaverine were performed in 5 normal volunteers, 5 patients with psychogenic impotence and 2 patients with penile venous incompetence. The patients were first investigated extensively to determine the etiological basis ...

Impotence: treatment by autoinjection of vasoactive drugs.

One hundred and twenty five men with psychogenic or organic impotence used autoinjection of the penile corpora cavernosa with either papaverine or papaverine and phentolamine for a mean period of 10.5 months (range 1-24 months) to achieve penile erection for sexual intercourse. Prolonged (over four hours) painless erection resulted from 34 of the 3513 self administered injections. This seems to...

The Pathology and Treatment of Sexual Impotence

important, albeit in certain quarters neglected, factor in life?genital physiolog}^, and in clear language treats of the etiology, semeiology, and therapeutics of impotence. Undoubtedly the author's views regarding the significance of pollutions, and the due exercise of the genital organs, will not meet with unanimous approval ; but, set forth as they are in manifest good faith by one of vast e...

Sexual Impotence