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Erectile Dysfunction
For Patients:
Patient Information Pack
Letter to Patient
Testimonials
Order Form
Patient Leaflet – Diabetes – ErecAid System
EZ Tension Ring – Instructions
Osbon Tension Rings – Ring Tension Chart
Dr Raji Kooner, Specialist Urologist at Sydney Prostate Cancer Centre discusses Erectile Dysfunction and treatments, including the Vacuum Erection Device. Read More
For Doctors:
ED Brochure – Post Prostatectomy Recovery
Erectile Dysfunction and your Patients
Erectile Dysfunction in Diabetic Patients
Combination Therapy VED and PDE5 inhibitors
Contraindications
- External Vacuum therapy is a proven, safe way to treat Erectile Dysfunction, or impotence. However, some patients should not use the device. These include:
- Men with previous history of spontaneous priapism (an erection that lasts more than four hours). This may be extremely painful and may cause permanent damage to the penis.
- Men how have sickle cell trait or disease, or hypercoagulability (excessive blood clotting) are more likely susceptible to suffer from priapism.
- Men who have a bleeding disorder or who bruise easily. Use of a vacuum device may cause painful bruising of the penis in these men.
- For the general population, there is no inherent or significant risk in properly using a vacuum device. Misuse of the device or tension rings, however, may result in painful or permanent injury to the penis. Users should therefore read and follow instructions very carefully.
General Warnings and Precautions
VenoSeal
VenoSeal – Instructions
VenoSeal – Leaflet