Le Mali medical · 2016
[Clinical, paraclinical and epidemiological profile of erectile dysfunction in consultation at the urology department of the Point G University Hospital].
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Diakité M L, Ouattara A Z, Diakité A S, Traoré B, Kanté M, Coulibaly L, Berthé H J G, Tembely A D
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To study the epidemiological, clinical and paraclinical profile of erectile dysfunction in outpatient urology.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: It was a prospective longitudinal study from January to August 2012 (8 months) in the urology department of the Point G University Hospital. 72 patients were involved, and were consulting for erectile dysfunction. These patients underwent clinical and laboratory examinations. Erectile dysfunction was evaluated by the Massachusetts Male Aging Study self-assessment (Single question of Self report of Erectile Dysfunction Massachusetts Male Aging Scale).
RESULTS: Frequency of erectile dysfunction was estimated at 9.6%, average age was 45 years, 71% of patients were polygamous, and 18% were monogamous. Most patients (82%) resided in Bamako; traders were most represented (34%). The deficit was moderate in 48.61% of patients. The average time of consultation was 2.5 years. Co-morbidity factors were found in 54.16% of patients, the most frequent risk factors were physical inactivity (34.72%). Blood glucose was elevated in 27.78% patients, cholesterol and triglycerides were elevated in 13.15% of patients, testosterone was low in three patients, prolactin was high in six patients. A Doppler ultrasound of the penis revealed a low perfusion of corpus cavernosum in six cases, and three cases of Peyronie's disease.
CONCLUSION: At the end of the study the epidemiological, clinical and paraclinical profile is identical to that found in other countries. But a more serious study with specific evaluation scores will help to identify this profile.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: It was a prospective longitudinal study from January to August 2012 (8 months) in the urology department of the Point G University Hospital. 72 patients were involved, and were consulting for erectile dysfunction. These patients underwent clinical and laboratory examinations. Erectile dysfunction was evaluated by the Massachusetts Male Aging Study self-assessment (Single question of Self report of Erectile Dysfunction Massachusetts Male Aging Scale).
RESULTS: Frequency of erectile dysfunction was estimated at 9.6%, average age was 45 years, 71% of patients were polygamous, and 18% were monogamous. Most patients (82%) resided in Bamako; traders were most represented (34%). The deficit was moderate in 48.61% of patients. The average time of consultation was 2.5 years. Co-morbidity factors were found in 54.16% of patients, the most frequent risk factors were physical inactivity (34.72%). Blood glucose was elevated in 27.78% patients, cholesterol and triglycerides were elevated in 13.15% of patients, testosterone was low in three patients, prolactin was high in six patients. A Doppler ultrasound of the penis revealed a low perfusion of corpus cavernosum in six cases, and three cases of Peyronie's disease.
CONCLUSION: At the end of the study the epidemiological, clinical and paraclinical profile is identical to that found in other countries. But a more serious study with specific evaluation scores will help to identify this profile.