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Sleep-Related Painful Erections-A Case Series of 24 Patients Regarding Diagnostics and Treatment Options |pdf=|usr=}}{{29066083 }} gab.com Text Sleep-Related Painful Erections-A Case Series of 24 Patients Regarding Diagnostics and Treatment Options JO: Sex Med http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=29066083 #FOAvip BACKGROUND: Patients with sleep-related painful erections (SRPEs) have deep penile pain during nocturnal erection that wakes them up and disturbs their nights of sleep. This rare parasomnia is poorly recognized by general practitioners and by urologists and sexologists. AIM: To gain more insight into diagnostics and therapeutic options. METHODS: Data from a series of 24 consecutive patients who presented with SRPEs at the outpatient clinic from 1996 to 2015 were retrospectively analyzed. Additional questionnaires were completed to complement data and to obtain information about follow-up. Long-term treatment efficacy of baclofen was assessed using the Wilcoxon signed rank test. OUTCOMES: SRPEs were not associated with urologic, surgical, or psychiatric history or with serum testosterone levels. The mean doctors' delay was 3.5 years. 14 of the 24 patients were treated with baclofen (10-75 mg). In 11 of them, complete remission was observed within a few weeks. 2 of the 3 remaining patients noticed a slight improvement of SPRE symptoms and only 1 patient experienced no effect at all. After an average follow-up of 4.5 years, only 41.6% of patients who had used baclofen were satisfied with their SRPEs. The others (58.4%) were dissatisfied, mostly owing to relapse of symptoms after the discontinuation of baclofen. Other treatment forms were applied sporadically, with strongly varying results. CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: This overview of SRPE contributes to a better clinical understanding and recognition of the phenomenon and provides new, more constructed advice about therapeutic implications, especially concerning the use of baclofen. STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS: This study provides a systematic overview of a relatively large series of patients with SRPE, which provides substantiated treatment advice. However, treatment efficacy was based mainly on the patients' subjective perception and it was not possible to compare the results of baclofen with other forms of pharmacologic treatment, because these alternative drugs were applied only sporadically. Nevertheless, this study is directional for future research. CONCLUSIONS: This study confirmed a long doctors' delay in patients with SRPE. There was no association between SRPEs and comorbidity and total serum testosterone levels. Treatment with baclofen proved successful and safe in the short term. Long-term feasibility needs further investigation. Vreugdenhil S, Weidenaar AC, de Jong IJ, van Driel MF. Sleep-Related Painful Erections-A Case Series of 24 Patients Regarding Diagnostics and Treatment Options. Sex Med 2017;5:e237-e243. Twit Text FOAVip Sleep-Related Painful Erections-A Case Series of 24 Patients Regarding Diagnostics and Treatment Options ????Sex Med http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=29066083 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=29066083 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|29066083 }}</ref> Sleep-Related Painful Erections-A Case Series of 24 Patients Regarding Diagnostics and Treatment Options #MMPMID29066083 Vreugdenhil S ; Weidenaar AC ; de Jong IJ ; van Driel MF Sex Med 2017[Dec]; 5 (4 ): e237-e243 PMID29066083 show ga BACKGROUND: Patients with sleep-related painful erections (SRPEs) have deep penile pain during nocturnal erection that wakes them up and disturbs their nights of sleep. This rare parasomnia is poorly recognized by general practitioners and by urologists and sexologists. AIM: To gain more insight into diagnostics and therapeutic options. METHODS: Data from a series of 24 consecutive patients who presented with SRPEs at the outpatient clinic from 1996 to 2015 were retrospectively analyzed. Additional questionnaires were completed to complement data and to obtain information about follow-up. Long-term treatment efficacy of baclofen was assessed using the Wilcoxon signed rank test. OUTCOMES: SRPEs were not associated with urologic, surgical, or psychiatric history or with serum testosterone levels. The mean doctors' delay was 3.5 years. 14 of the 24 patients were treated with baclofen (10-75 mg). In 11 of them, complete remission was observed within a few weeks. 2 of the 3 remaining patients noticed a slight improvement of SPRE symptoms and only 1 patient experienced no effect at all. After an average follow-up of 4.5 years, only 41.6% of patients who had used baclofen were satisfied with their SRPEs. The others (58.4%) were dissatisfied, mostly owing to relapse of symptoms after the discontinuation of baclofen. Other treatment forms were applied sporadically, with strongly varying results. CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: This overview of SRPE contributes to a better clinical understanding and recognition of the phenomenon and provides new, more constructed advice about therapeutic implications, especially concerning the use of baclofen. STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS: This study provides a systematic overview of a relatively large series of patients with SRPE, which provides substantiated treatment advice. However, treatment efficacy was based mainly on the patients' subjective perception and it was not possible to compare the results of baclofen with other forms of pharmacologic treatment, because these alternative drugs were applied only sporadically. Nevertheless, this study is directional for future research. CONCLUSIONS: This study confirmed a long doctors' delay in patients with SRPE. There was no association between SRPEs and comorbidity and total serum testosterone levels. Treatment with baclofen proved successful and safe in the short term. Long-term feasibility needs further investigation. Vreugdenhil S, Weidenaar AC, de Jong IJ, van Driel MF. Sleep-Related Painful Erections-A Case Series of 24 Patients Regarding Diagnostics and Treatment Options. Sex Med 2017;5:e237-e243. äSleep-Related Painful Erections-A Case Series of 24 Patients Regarding(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing