Results of investigation of XXXX in @entity1 with overt or probable @entity16 .

@entity1 @entity3510 @entity323 @entity455 @entity6 @entity16 @entity530 @entity1897 @entity3302
The results of investigations in 50 @entity323 @entity1 with @entity16 are presented. Using intracorporeal @entity3302 , Doppler duplex scanning, cardiovascular reflex testing and skin thermal threshold monitoring, the vascular and neurological components were assessed in each of three clinical groups with probable or overt @entity16 . These comprised @entity6 . Anatomical detail of the penis was well seen using these techniques. In 15 @entity1 with @entity3510 , although the aetiology was predominantly neurological, six exhibited poor flow in the deep penile arteries following injection of @entity3302 . This was associated with poor erections in these @entity1 , suggesting a vascular pathology. In 27 @entity1 with @entity6 the results showed a mixed pattern. @entity455 was almost universal, combined with varying degrees of @entity1897 , and only three had full erections with @entity3302 . Those with @entity530 (8 @entity1 ) also had a mixed picture, although some had good erections following @entity3302 injection. Duplex Doppler scanning of the deep penile arteries correlated with the quality of @entity3302 -induced erection. Thermal testing was a highly sensitive indicator of small nerve fibre dysfunction, possibly at an earlier stage than standard autonomic testing. A vascular component to @entity323 was shown to be common in those with @entity16 , and may alter management.
