This study aims to discuss Giorgio Agamben’s rethinking education theory. In the theory of education, Agamben emphasizes that potential can only be thought in term impotence. The results discussion find several points. First, when potency and impotency are separated from each other, it considered as a graded system which some students instructed actualize their form standardized tests while oth...

Testicular sensation was examined in 32 male diabetics with symptoms suggestive of autonomic neuropathy to evaluate its usefulness as a clinical sign in this condition. Vascular reflex responses to the Valsalva manoeuvre and sustained handgrip and blood pressure fall on standing were measured as objective tests of autonomic involvement. Absent or diminished testicular sensation correlated well ...

To discuss the current practice, standard procedures and recommendations for evaluation of male impotence/sexual dysfunction in context Indian legal system. Evaluation a man potency is done various reasons like accusation rape, non-consummation marriage plea annulment or compensation claims arising out damage to sexual function secondary accidents any other means. Such after requisition by inve...

Impotence is syndrome involving the interaction of psychogenic, hormonal, neurological, arterial, venous & sinusoidal factors. Management of impotence has evolved from a time-born pattern of sympathetic discussion and empiric use of medication to a scientifically planned diagnostic protocol and specific treatment regime. The present study was undertaken to assess the effects of pharmacologicall...

IMPOTENCE may be defined as the inability of the male to develop and/or sustain an erection of the penis sufficient to conclude coitus or orgasm and ejaculation to his own satisfaction. The condition may be 'primary', i.e. early onset-present since the first attempt at coitus, or 'secondary', i.e. late onset-developing from prior competency. The causes of impotence may be arbitrarily divided in...

SHIRAI, M., NAKAMURA, M. and MATSUDA, S. Differential Diagnosis between Functional and Organic Impotence by Radioisotope Penogram Following Visual Sexual Stimulation. Tohoku J. exp. Med., 1973, 111 (2), 187-195 The radioisotope penogram, which measures changes of blood flow through the penis, was developed and applied as a measure of objective differentiation between functional and organic impo...

New treatments for male impotence have proliferated since Viagra’s popular emergence on the market in 1998. Two such therapies recently received FDA approval for prescription use: Cialis and Levitra. This paper examines the marketing campaigns for Viagra’s competitors and asks whether these treatments offer a different discourse on impotence. Using advertising and promotional materials, the stu...

Should be part ofa diabetes care service Erectile impotence affects over one third of diabetic men.' Effective treatments have been available for over a decade, yet it remains the most neglected complication of diabetes. It is not discussed in the British Diabetic Association's current guidelines for diabetes care2 or in its recent proposals for the audit of diabetes services.3 Most impotent me...

CHEST, 78: 2, AUGUST, 1980 edema, pseudocyst formation or development of fibrous penpancreatic adhesions may all lead to obstruction of the intestinal lymphatics as they converge into the root of the mesentery in the region of the uncinate process of the pancreas and cause chylous ascites.’ The association of chylous ascites and chylothorax has been documented.’ Intraperitoneal injection of con...

The scientific literature on the treatment of penile erectile dysfunction contains numerous contradictory reports on the relative frequency of organic causes of impotence and the treatment results of behavioral sex therapy. One explanation for these contradictory findings is the hypothesis that different investigators are studying different subsamples of the symptomatic population. This study i...