vasculogenic
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vasculogenic — vas·cu·lo·gen·ic .vas kyə lō je nik adj caused by disorder or dysfunction of the blood vessels <vasculogenic impotence> * * * vas·cu·lo·gen·ic (vas″ku lo jenґik) angiogenic (def. 1) … Medical dictionary
vasculogenic impotence — organic impotence resulting from some disorder (usually insufficient flow) of penile arteries or veins; see arteriogenic i. and venogenic i … Medical dictionary
arteriogenic impotence — vasculogenic impotence due to a disorder in the arteries supplying the penis, such as atherosclerosis or stenosis … Medical dictionary
venogenic impotence — vasculogenic impotence due to a disorder in the veins draining the penis, such as a failure to maintain venous occlusion … Medical dictionary
ANGPT2 — Angiopoietin 2, also known as ANGPT2, is a human gene. PBB Summary section title = summary text = Naturally occurring antagonist for both ANGPT1 and TIE2; expressed only at the sites of vascular remodeling; similar to angiopoietin 1 [cite web |… … Wikipedia
angiogenic — 1. Relating to angiogenesis. 2. Of vascular origin. * * * an·gio·gen·ic (an″je o jenґik) 1. pertaining to angiogenesis; called also angiopoietic and vasculogenic. 2. arising in the circulatory system … Medical dictionary
impotence, impotency — 1. Weakness; lack of power. 2. Specifically, inability of the male to achieve and/or maintain penile erection and thus engage in copulation; a manifestation of neurologic, vascular, or psychological dysfunction. [L. impotentia, inability, fr. in… … Medical dictionary
Clitoral erection — Depilated human vulva, not aroused (left), aroused (right) Clitoral erection is a physiological phenomenon where the clitoris becomes enlarged and firm. Clitoral erection is the result of a complex interaction of psychological, neural, vascular… … Wikipedia
Michael Palese — Michael Palese, M.D. Education Cornell University Mount Sinai School of Medicine Profession … Wikipedia
organic impotence — impotence caused by some physical disorder that affects the sexual apparatus, usually classified as either vasculogenic, neurogenic, or endocrinologic. It is sometimes caused by accidental or iatrogenic trauma or it may occur as a side effect of… … Medical dictionary
