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Rehabilitation after prostate surgery, including the use of VEDs to improve erectile function.
(Vs) — available as manual hand pumps, battery-powered/electric pumps, and systems paired with constriction rings — all operate on the same basic principle of creating negative pressure to draw blood ...
(VEDs) are a well-established component of penile rehabilitation after (RP) that consistently show benefits for preserving penile length and facilitating erections for intercourse, with more modest an...
offer the most definitive, high‑satisfaction solution for (ED), delivering a predictable penile rigidity and spontaneity but at the cost of surgery, irreversible alteration of cavernosal tissue, and r...
Clinical evidence across decades shows (VEDs—whether simple manual pumps or more elaborate motorized systems) are effective second‑line treatments for erectile dysfunction with wide reported satisfact...
Early vacuum erectile device (VED) use—started in the weeks after nerve‑sparing radical prostatectomy—and especially when combined with regular phosphodiesterase‑5 inhibitors (PDE5i) or intracavernosa...