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TREMENDOUS RESPONSE TO NEWS LINKING
PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT, PEYRONIES
DISEASE AND PENILE SHORTENING
From the US Federal Drug Administration in Maryland to the
King Fiasal Hospital in Saudia Arabia to Tehran to Tel Aviv, the
edition of this website published in October 2009, which
discussed surgical treatment of prostate cancer, i.e., Radical
Prostatectomies (RP) and its association with Peyronies
Disease (PD) and penile shortening was read by men and
medical professionals worldwide. It is obvious that this long
neglected topic is now getting more dissemination and is of
great interest to many. (If you have not read this issue, click
here). Below is a pie chart showing readership by country of
origin for just the latest week, December 28 – January 01.
I don’t want to rehash old news and prefer to discuss other
issues related to Peyronies Disease (PD), but since
publication of the last edition of this website there have been a
number of additional articles on this topic that I have run
across. In the July/August 2009, edition of The Journal of
Andrology, Dr. Edward D. Kim discusses therapies to heal the
penis. He notes an experiment in which researchers induced
micro nerve damage in the prostate via surgery resulting in
smooth muscle damage and fibrotic changes. The most
intense damage was observed in the tunica albuginea. Of
course, this is the area of the penis where scarring and fibrotic
changes result in PD. Dr. Kim notes that this finding may be of
significance when recognizing that PD like changes may
occur after a RP. (Although PD has been described in the
medical literature for over 250 years, there is no definitive test
for it or an all encompassing definition. Therefore, you will see
it described as PD, other times as PD-like symptoms and even
others as a fibrotic disorder of the penis).
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I Need Your Help! This site gets a significant number of
readers, particularly international readers. According to my
site meter report, one reader from Reston, Virginia has visited
this site about 10 times in a 2 day period and another reader
from Odessa, Ukraine has spent over an hour and 30 minutes
reading my articles and there are many others so I know this
site is of interest to many. Yet, I get relatively few feedback
comments. Why? Does the average reader move on hoping to
run across a non-existent miracle cure or does he give up?
Do you have any suggestions or want to tell your story?
Please take a minute of your time and let me know what you
think. Click here
PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT, PEYRONIES
DISEASE AND PENILE SHORTENING
From the US Federal Drug Administration in Maryland to the
King Fiasal Hospital in Saudia Arabia to Tehran to Tel Aviv, the
edition of this website published in October 2009, which
discussed surgical treatment of prostate cancer, i.e., Radical
Prostatectomies (RP) and its association with Peyronies
Disease (PD) and penile shortening was read by men and
medical professionals worldwide. It is obvious that this long
neglected topic is now getting more dissemination and is of
great interest to many. (If you have not read this issue, click
here). Below is a pie chart showing readership by country of
origin for just the latest week, December 28 – January 01.
I don’t want to rehash old news and prefer to discuss other
issues related to Peyronies Disease (PD), but since
publication of the last edition of this website there have been a
number of additional articles on this topic that I have run
across. In the July/August 2009, edition of The Journal of
Andrology, Dr. Edward D. Kim discusses therapies to heal the
penis. He notes an experiment in which researchers induced
micro nerve damage in the prostate via surgery resulting in
smooth muscle damage and fibrotic changes. The most
intense damage was observed in the tunica albuginea. Of
course, this is the area of the penis where scarring and fibrotic
changes result in PD. Dr. Kim notes that this finding may be of
significance when recognizing that PD like changes may
occur after a RP. (Although PD has been described in the
medical literature for over 250 years, there is no definitive test
for it or an all encompassing definition. Therefore, you will see
it described as PD, other times as PD-like symptoms and even
others as a fibrotic disorder of the penis).
_____________________________________________________
I Need Your Help! This site gets a significant number of
readers, particularly international readers. According to my
site meter report, one reader from Reston, Virginia has visited
this site about 10 times in a 2 day period and another reader
from Odessa, Ukraine has spent over an hour and 30 minutes
reading my articles and there are many others so I know this
site is of interest to many. Yet, I get relatively few feedback
comments. Why? Does the average reader move on hoping to
run across a non-existent miracle cure or does he give up?
Do you have any suggestions or want to tell your story?
Please take a minute of your time and let me know what you
think. Click here
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A TESTOSTERONE
CLINICAL TRIAL
NEWS IN BRIEF 4 PAGES
EDITION
A SAVE, EFFECTIVE
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE?
A JURY PLACES A $$$
VALUE ON PEYRONIES
LIKE DISEASE
A TESTOSTERONE
CLINICAL TRIAL
NEWS IN BRIEF 4 PAGES
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significant number of
visitors from Sweden who
are spending an unusually
long time reading articles.
Is this just one interested
reader or a medical
facility? Drop me a line.
Thanks