Lo-Hui Liu, Lee-Chung Liu, Chun‐Hsiung Huang, Chin-Pei Chiang
Abstract
Intracorporeal papaverine injection for the differential diagnosis of impotence has been tried by several investigators. With more frequent applications of this technique, more complication subsequently developed. This study is a report of a case of papaverine-induced priapism that responded to aspiration alone.
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Intracorporeal papaverine injection for the differential diagnosis of impotence has been tried by several investigators. With more frequent applications of this technique, more complication subsequently developed. This study is a report of a case of papaverine-induced priapism that responded to aspiration alone.
Key concepts: Medicine, Papaverine, Priapism, Complication, Surgery, Anesthesia