S. Ersek Thoracic & Cardiovasc Surgery Center, Istanbul
Researchers from Turkey and Germany detail new studies and findings in the area of angiology
Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, June 20th, 2006
Study 1: Aortic and brachial artery functions are impaired in men with erectile dysfunction without cardiovascular disease or its major risk factors, indicating a more generalized vascular disease.
According to recent research from Turkey, "We hypothesize that generalized vascular dysfunction may be the underlying cause in patients with erectile dysfunction (ED) without atherosclerosis and its major risk factors."
"In all, 30 outpatients with ED and 25 healthy volunteers as a control group were enrolled for this study," wrote N. Uslu and colleagues at Siyami...
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