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Is there such a disorder as venous insufficiency in the penis?
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Yes: There is a syndrome which can be diagnosed by cavernosography which can show a leak from the penile veins, particularly at the base, which can be a cause of erectile dysfunction, called veno occlusive ed. With the advent of the pde-5 inhibitors, this has become a procedure that is performed less often.
Answered 6/23/2014
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