Abstract
The use of Functional Magnetic Stimulation in the Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction.
Highlights
The causes of erectile dysfunction (ED) are different and include hormonal, neurogenic, psychological, arterial and venous disorders
Functional Magnetic Stimulation (FMS) was performed using a stimulation of 40% intensity, 10 Hz frequency, 10s on and 10 s off for 10 minutes duration followed by a stimulation of 40% intensity, 25 Hz frequency, 10s on and 10 s off for 10 minutes duration
Our subjects were evaluated by IIEF questionnnaire which is an internationally applicable questionnaire, a multidimensional scale and an effective and validated tool used to evaluate erectile function
Summary
The causes of erectile dysfunction (ED) are different and include hormonal, neurogenic, psychological, arterial and venous disorders. Neurogenic disorders are caused by diseases or dysfunctions of the brain and spinal cord, cavernous, pudendal nerves and terminal nerve endings and receptors. The commonest hormonal disorder is diabetes mellitus. Arteriogenic impotence is often a component of systemic arterial disease. Abnormalities in venous flow can be due to a tunica albuginea defect, excessive or enlarged veins, or fibrous replacement of the smooth cavern muscles. Treatment for ED depends on the etiology.
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