Angioplasty in Erectile Dysfunction

Angioplasty for Erectile Dysfunction: Improving Vascular Blood Flow

Angioplasty in Erectile Dysfunction

Angioplasty for erectile dysfunction involves catheter-based procedures to improve blood flow to the penis. By opening narrowed or blocked arteries, it aims to enhance erectile function, particularly in cases with vascular insufficiency.

This technique, though experimental and not widely practiced, addresses the vascular component of erectile dysfunction. However, it requires further research and careful patient selection to determine its long-term efficacy and safety.

Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how Angioplasty in Erectile Dysfunction typically works

1) Evaluation

2) Arterial Mapping

3) Catheter Insertion

4) Angioplasty

5) Stent Placement (if necessary)

6) Monitoring

7) Post-procedural Care

8) Follow-up