Barry shunt for treatment of a 76-hour stuttering priapism without subsequent erectile dysfunction
@article{Osmonov2014BarrySF, title={Barry shunt for treatment of a 76-hour stuttering priapism without subsequent erectile dysfunction}, author={Daniar K Osmonov and Aleksey Aksenov and Andrea Nathaly Guerra Sandoval and Almut Kalz and Klaus Peter Juenemann}, journal={Research and Reports in Urology}, year={2014}, volume={6}, pages={91 - 95} }
Introduction This paper reports treatment of a 76-hour low-flow priapism with a shunting procedure that was first described by Barry in 1976. We were able to observe the preservation of erectile function despite the long period of ischemia. A review of the literature shows that there are few reports of erectile function recovery after a priapism of similar duration. Materials and methods A 42-year-old patient presented with a 76-hour priapism, probably caused by consumption of alcohol and…
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Effectiveness of the caverno‐dorsal vein shunt (Barry shunt) on prolonged ischaemic priapism and its effect on the post‐operative long‐term erectile function
- MedicineAndrologia
- 2020
In this study, caverno‐dorsal vein shunt procedure is shown to be effective in providing detumescence and maintaining potency in cases with ischaemic priapism and can be considered as the first treatment of choice for refractory low‐flow priAPism.
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