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Is there a specific blood test to detect abnormalities with the penile blood vessels and arteries? or even for the corporos cavernosom?
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No: The best way to evaluate penile and cavernosal blood flow is with Doppler ultrasound. This can generally be done in the office by a urologist
Answered 4/28/2015
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