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Publications and source records attributed to G S Reisner.
Impotence is a clinical problem that patients and doctors are becoming more prepared to discuss. To advise patients with confidence a knowledge of causes, investigations and treatments is necessary. The treatment options include sex counseling, intracorporeal injection, external vacuum devices and penile implants.
A case of functional pelviureteric junction obstruction is reported and a radiological method for detecting this entity is described. The causes of this condition are described and the reasons for the appropriate treatment are given.
A medium consisting of nitrate agar (Difco), modified by the addition of 1% starch and 1% KI, was used to detect the production of nitrite by a number of different bacterial species.
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The penile prosthesis has become established as a mode of therapy for organic and chronic psychogenic impotence. The Jonas type of penile prosthesis has been implanted into 10 patients and has achieved both functional success and excellent acceptance by the partner. Mechanical and pathological complications have a very low incidence. This penile prosthesis should be made available to carefully selected impotent patients who are deemed psychologically suitable candidates and in whom medical treatment has failed or is not indicated. It represents an important advance in the treatment of the male with erectile impotence.