0.05). Solunum fonksiyonları ile (FVC, FEV1 ve %F.EVt) erektil fonksiyon bozukluğu derecesi arasında ilişki bulundu (hepsi için p<0.05). Ayrıca hastalarda PO2 düştükçe cinsel problemlerinin arttığı belirlendi (p=0.050). Sonuç olarak KOAH'ta erektil disfonksiyonun sık görüldüğü ve solunum fonksiyonları ve hipoksemi ile ilişkili olduğu saptandı. The aim of this study is to evaluate the erectile function of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients via questionnaire. Forty-one male patients (between 45-80 years old) with stable COPD who has no concomitant severe illness were admitted to the study. After the patients were evaluated with symptoms, physical findings and chest radiography, pulmonary function tests were performed with dry spirometer according to ATS criteria and arterial blood gases were analyzed. All patients were evaluated with Turkish version of "International Index of Erectile Dysfunction" (IIEF) questionnaire form by an urologist. Questionnaire results were classified as mild, moderate, severe erectile dysfunction or as normal. The mean age of patients was 63.28±8.05 (47-80). In pulmonary function tests FVC (forced expiratory volume) was 69%, FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in l.sec.) was 53%, FEV1/FVC was 60%. In arterial blood gases analyses PO2 was 78.41+11.13 mmHg (54-98), PCO2 was 41.29±6.17 (28-56) and O2 sat. was %94.58±2.53 (87-98%). Questionnaire results: Erectile dysfunction was severe in 18 patients (44%), mild in 4 patients (9,7%), moderate in 17 patients (41,4%) and 2 patients (4,9%) were normal. In statistical analyses, there was no correlation between the degree of erectile dysfunction and age of patients, smoking habit and arterial carbondioxide level (p>0.05). Correlation was found between pulmonary functions (FVC, FEV1, %FEV1) and erectile dysfunction (p<0.05). Also, it was detected that sexual problems of the patients increased as arterial PO2 decreased (p = 0.050). As a result, erectile dysfunction is frequent in COPD patients and shows correlation with pulmonary function and hypoxemia.">
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0.05). Solunum fonksiyonları ile (FVC, FEV1 ve %F.EVt) erektil fonksiyon bozukluğu derecesi arasında ilişki bulundu (hepsi için p<0.05). Ayrıca hastalarda PO2 düştükçe cinsel problemlerinin arttığı belirlendi (p=0.050). Sonuç olarak KOAH'ta erektil disfonksiyonun sık görüldüğü ve solunum fonksiyonları ve hipoksemi ile ilişkili olduğu saptandı.">
0.05). Solunum fonksiyonları ile (FVC, FEV1 ve %F.EVt) erektil fonksiyon bozukluğu derecesi arasında ilişki bulundu (hepsi için p<0.05). Ayrıca hastalarda PO2 düştükçe cinsel problemlerinin arttığı belirlendi (p=0.050). Sonuç olarak KOAH'ta erektil disfonksiyonun sık görüldüğü ve solunum fonksiyonları ve hipoksemi ile ilişkili olduğu saptandı. The aim of this study is to evaluate the erectile function of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients via questionnaire. Forty-one male patients (between 45-80 years old) with stable COPD who has no concomitant severe illness were admitted to the study. After the patients were evaluated with symptoms, physical findings and chest radiography, pulmonary function tests were performed with dry spirometer according to ATS criteria and arterial blood gases were analyzed. All patients were evaluated with Turkish version of "International Index of Erectile Dysfunction" (IIEF) questionnaire form by an urologist. Questionnaire results were classified as mild, moderate, severe erectile dysfunction or as normal. The mean age of patients was 63.28±8.05 (47-80). In pulmonary function tests FVC (forced expiratory volume) was 69%, FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in l.sec.) was 53%, FEV1/FVC was 60%. In arterial blood gases analyses PO2 was 78.41+11.13 mmHg (54-98), PCO2 was 41.29±6.17 (28-56) and O2 sat. was %94.58±2.53 (87-98%). Questionnaire results: Erectile dysfunction was severe in 18 patients (44%), mild in 4 patients (9,7%), moderate in 17 patients (41,4%) and 2 patients (4,9%) were normal. In statistical analyses, there was no correlation between the degree of erectile dysfunction and age of patients, smoking habit and arterial carbondioxide level (p>0.05). Correlation was found between pulmonary functions (FVC, FEV1, %FEV1) and erectile dysfunction (p<0.05). Also, it was detected that sexual problems of the patients increased as arterial PO2 decreased (p = 0.050). As a result, erectile dysfunction is frequent in COPD patients and shows correlation with pulmonary function and hypoxemia.">
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