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Clinical research on erect penile measurement lacks a universally accepted protocol
Estimating from a flaccid measurement is imprecise: shows flaccid length correlates weakly with erect length, while stretched (manually extended) length provides a substantially better—but still imper...
Current methods for measuring suffer from inconsistent technique, physiologic variability, and observer and selection biases that together make comparisons across studies unreliable and individual sel...
Multiple clinical and translational reports find that vacuum erection devices (VEDs) increase penile blood flow, reduce hypoxia-related tissue changes, and help preserve penile length after radical pr...