Veins of thought - venous ligation

Article Abstract:

Many young men are not able to sustain an erection because of vascular problems. A new procedure called venous ligation can correct the problem. Tiny leakages in the veins are identified using fluoroscopy and then tied off.

Surgery, Venous insufficiency, Penis

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Implants and enlargement: modern solutions for an age-old male affliction

Article Abstract:

Most cases of impotence in men over 40 have a physical cause that can be treated. The use of bendable and inflatable penile implants is discussed. An abnormally small penis can be corrected surgically.

Usage, Penile prostheses

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Body chemistry & sexuality

Article Abstract:

Malfunctioning body chemistry can cause impotence. Low testosterone levels can be treated with hormone therapy. Performance anxiety or high prolactin levels can also lead to impotence.

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