Application of Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors in Individuals with Penile Artery Occlusion

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José Horlando Chávez Fraga
Pablo Eric López Zuñiga
Luis Enrique Núñez Méndez
Daniela Lizbeth Casillas Sandoval
Irving Alexis Betancourt Morillon
Itzia Yunuen Aguilar Cendejas
Alberto Antonio Jaramillo Huerta
Omar Johan Hernández Alfaro

Abstract

Penile artery blockage is a vascular disorder that may result in erectile dysfunction, profoundly impacting a patient's quality of life and psychological health. This thorough analysis examines the epidemiology and clinical importance of penile artery blockage, highlighting its significant effect on patients' sexual health. The theoretical framework examines the definition of penile artery blockage, analyzes contributory risk factors, addresses probable consequences, and provides contemporary therapy techniques. The discussion section assesses the application of phosphodiesterase inhibitors as a treatment modality for patients with penile artery blockage, including insights into their mechanisms of action, effectiveness, and safety profile. The finding underscores the significance of a tailored strategy for managing this illness, with phosphodiesterase inhibitors as a beneficial alternative.

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José Horlando Chávez Fraga, Pablo Eric López Zuñiga, Luis Enrique Núñez Méndez, Daniela Lizbeth Casillas Sandoval, Irving Alexis Betancourt Morillon, Itzia Yunuen Aguilar Cendejas, Alberto Antonio Jaramillo Huerta, & Omar Johan Hernández Alfaro. (2024). Application of Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors in Individuals with Penile Artery Occlusion. International Journal of Medical Science and Clinical Research Studies, 4(12), 2168–2170. https://doi.org/10.47191/ijmscrs/v4-i12-11
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