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Randomized and prospective comparative data suggest that postoperative vacuum erection device (VED) use and penile traction therapy (PTT) can preserve or modestly increase measured stretched/erect pen...
Clinical studies of penile rehabilitation after radical prostatectomy exist but solid, large randomized trials comparing vacuum erection device (VED) therapy directly against medication-only or standa...
Randomized human trials show that early use of vacuum erectile devices (VEDs) after does not reliably restore spontaneous erectile function but does have consistent, clinically meaningful effects in p...
Randomized trials, prospective cohorts and multiple systematic reviews support the safety and some efficacy of as part of after , with the strongest consistent signal in preservation of penile length ...
Randomized trials and prospective series converge on a simple, replicable pattern: early, daily short sessions with a vacuum erection device () — commonly 10 minutes per day begun within weeks after s...
Peer‑reviewed clinical studies of vacuum erection devices (VEDs) as penile rehabilitation after radical prostatectomy include small randomized controlled trials, prospective controlled trials, pilot p...
Vacuum erectile devices (VEDs) are widely recommended in many clinical penile‑rehabilitation protocols after radical prostatectomy, typically started early after surgery and applied daily for brief se...
Randomized data directly addressing whether preoperative versus postoperative vacuum or traction protocols yield superior outcomes after inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP) implantation are sparse: a s...