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The treatment of post-prostatectomy men using RestoreX, with reported length and erectile function improvements.
The for penis pumps is not a single fixed number but a cluster of overlapping ranges used by manufacturers, medical literature and user communities; typical medically‑endorsed vacuum erection device (...
Early penile rehabilitation is commonly recommended after radical prostatectomy, but exact timing varies by modality and by clinician; many centers start oral PDE5 inhibitors at the time the catheter ...
Vacuum erection devices (VEDs) are one effective, non‑drug option for erectile dysfunction (ED), but several other treatments exist—ranging from oral medications to injections, intraurethral drugs, im...
Sustained adherence to penile traction therapy (PTT) over 12–24 months appears to be driven less by a single demographic trait than by a mix of clinical state, device burden (time/cost), and early pat...
Water-based ("hydro") and air (vacuum) pumps both produce a negative-pressure environment that draws blood into the penis to create an erection, but claims that are categorically safer or more effecti...
Independent, peer‑reviewed reports that reproduce outcomes appear confined to the original randomized and open‑label trials and closely linked follow‑ups led by investigators connected to the device’s...
Randomized, controlled trials demonstrate that modern penile traction therapy (PTT) devices can produce clinically meaningful improvements using short daily sessions of 30–90 minutes, but there are no...
A targeted review of the available randomized trials shows no study in the provided reporting that used a true sham device to mask traction versus active penile traction therapy (PTT); instead, random...