Young, Attractive, ... IMPOTENT?!? | UroChannel

Here is a nightmare condition in young men: erectile dysfunction due to venous leakage. While it is a neglected condition for most doctors, other doctors consider it a mystery. In this video on UroChannel, Dr. Dr. Stefan Buntrock, a board-certified urologist from Göttingen, and Prof. Irwin Goldstein from San Diego Sexual medicine explore this complex issue and its implications.
Venous leakage occurs when veins in the penis fail to close, preventing blood from being trapped and resulting in erectile dysfunction. Typically, arteries bring oxygenated blood to the penis, while veins return used blood to the heart. In a healthy erection, the veins close, trapping blood in the penis. However, in veno-occlusive erectile dysfunction, the veins stay open, leading to erectile issues.
Dr. Buntrock recently attended the International Society for Medical Shockwave Treatment meeting in Amsterdam, where he interviewed Prof. Irwin Goldstein, a leading expert in sexual medicine. They discussed the anatomical and physiological aspects of venous leakage. One key factor is the tunica albuginea, a tissue that helps trap blood in the penis. If intracavernosal pressure is insufficient, venous leakage occurs.
Factors contributing to venous leakage include abnormal anatomical distribution of veins, excessive fibrosis of erectile tissue, and side effects from medications like SSRIs and Finasteride. These drugs can cause scarring in the penile tissue, leading to venous leakage. But also bike injuries contribute to this complex condition. Likewise, they can cause scarring of the crus of the penis. Shockwave therapy has emerged as a promising treatment to restore cavernous smooth muscle and reverse fibrosis.
For young men, diagnosing venous leakage can be challenging. Traditional color Doppler ultrasound may miss it, whereas grayscale ultrasound, which requires high-resolution equipment, is more effective. Shockwave therapy shows potential in reversing fibrosis and improving erectile function.
Stay tuned for more insights into sexual health and cutting-edge treatments.
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @urochannel1a
HOMEPAGE:
www.buntrock-u...
SOCIAL MEDIA:
/ urochannel
CHECK OUT GOLF_MD ON KZbin FOR GOLF FITNESS AND MEDICAL TOPICS ON GOLF!
/ @golfmd1199
#erectiledysfunction #venousleakage #erectiledysfunctioncauses

[@MidNightRider2001]

Crazy good video! I always like it when I learn new things and end up with a million more questions.

[@UroChannel1A]

Thanks a lot!

[@zhyloNN]

Minoxidil is a 5AR inhibitor? Really? Thought it was an old anti hypertensive drug...

[@JA-gz6cj]

very interesting! what is the title of his paper?

[@Geomanb]

Wow that was interesting!

[@reoner3571]

Thanks for the video. But in your last video you always said that shock wave therapy doesn't help with fibrosis. What is your personal opinion?

[@UroChannel1A]

New insights lead to progress. I have addressed this in this video: SHOCKWAVES revert PENILE FIBROSIS! #erectiledysfunctiontreatment #science #shockwavetherapy kzbin.infoZYmr6VFr1p8?feature=share

[@Mllet3d]

So would an at home device like the Phoenix Shockwave therapy work?

[@UroChannel1A]

Shockwave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction. Can you really do it YOURSELF? | UroChannel kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJXbdGiBi7uHl6s

[@franasc7059]

Could shock waves definitively reverse the venous leak

[@UroChannel1A]

Watch the video and find out!

[@user-qh5rm4hi4k]

do not have this issue - didn't know it existed but appreciate the content. M.D. 'go to'.

[@garyr1934]

This is incredibly informative Especially the fact that 5 alpha reductase inhibitors can cause scar tissue buildup ! This is such an important message for men I had oeroynes And thought I’d need surgery Instead I researched and found a product called. Neprinol by Arthur Andrew’s medical Within a few months it totally cleared up the scarring I mean gone I wonder if this would be an alternative to shock wave which is very expensive Your thoughts Doctor?

[@jhn1987]

If you have ED due to venous leakage, will a penis ring reduce venous leak so that you can maintain an erection?

[@UroChannel1A]

It could.

[@tcb5141]

Mystery to you. Say it ain't so