December 4, 2025Exploration of CardiologyOpen Access

Vascular and neural mechanisms linking sexual dysfunction and peripheral artery disease in patients with diabetes

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ABAbdülmelik Bi̇rgünCross-Cutting Cardiology MÇMuhammet Cihat ÇelikElectrophysiology LBLütfü BekarElectrophysiology

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Narrative review uncovers neural mechanisms linking sexual dysfunction and peripheral artery disease in diabetes, suggesting cardiovascular risk implications.

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Sexual dysfunction indicates increased mortality risk in patients with diabetes, due to vascular impairment and complications.
Major cardiovascular events are predicted by peripheral artery disease and its interrelation with sexual dysfunction.
This narrative review synthesizes evidence of endothelial dysfunction and diabetic neuropathy contributing to these complications in diabetes.
Patient-centered education is vital for addressing vascular issues and improving outcomes in these diabetic patients.

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Bi̇rgün et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6930dc78ea1aef094cca22d4 https://doi.org/10.37349/ec.2025.101283

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Narrative review uncovers neural mechanisms linking sexual dysfunction and peripheral artery disease in diabetes, suggesting cardiovascular risk implications.

Vascular and neural mechanisms linking sexual dysfunction and peripheral artery disease in patients with diabetes

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Vascular and neural mechanisms linking sexual dysfunction and peripheral artery disease in patients with diabetes

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