To understand the processes involved in a permanent erection, it is
useful to illustrate the process of a normal running erection. A penile
erection is a complex interplay of psychological nervous, hormonal and
vascular (blood vessels in question) factors.
Cavernosum penis is flaccid with empty
The
smooth, involuntary muscle cells can influence in the cavities of the
corpora cavernosa (corpora cavernosa) in the state not erect
tense. As with the known upper arm muscle forms a "belly". The inflowing
arterial blood is found in the "compressed" hardly cavernous space. At
the same time the blood is discharged freely through the veins, so that
the penis is flaccid state not erect.
With an erect penis, the erectile tissue filled with blood
Dissolves
the tension of the smooth muscle cells, it comes to an erection,
because the arterial blood pumped freely into the extensive vasculature
of the corpora cavernous is. By increasing the flow of blood pressure on
the veins, which are so tied. This will only slow down the blood again
derived from the corpora cavernous. In this way, the erectile tissue can
be very hard. After ejaculation, the arteries are too close together
again, the pressure on the veins on leaves and therefore the erection of
the penis.
Types of priapism
Of how this process can be disrupted in priapism in different ways, so that a permanent erection is reached:
Low flow type (90 percent of cases): The affected there is a congestion
of blood in the corpora cavernosa, because the venous drainage is
impaired. The side of the erectile tissue is not stiff cavernosa urethras and the acorn is not. Due to the enormous
pressure of the surrounding erectile tissue is not perfused. Occurs as a
result of a paralysis of the smooth muscles of the corpora cavernosa.
This in turn increases the inflow of arterial blood pressure even
further and continues to rise. It creates a vicious circle. After about
12 hours, there is such a strong lack of oxygen in tissues that adjust
themselves irreparable damage. This can lead to a permanently existing
erectile dysfunction. A low-flow priapism is very painful.
High
flow type (10 percent of cases): The blood flow through the arteries is
increased. This form causes less pain, the corpora cavernosa are less
taut. The risk of permanent damage caused is less.
Home »Unlabelled » What happens when a permanent erection?
{ 0 comments... Views All / Send Comment! }
Post a Comment