Peter Attia· MD
if the Peaks a lot systolic velocity is less than 30 particularly if it's less than 25 milliliters per second he has arterial insufficiency that's important it means not enough blood flow is coming into the penile tissue
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if the Peaks a lot systolic velocity is less than 30 particularly if it's less than 25 milliliters per second he has arterial insufficiency that's important it means not enough blood flow is coming into the penile tissue
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if the end diastolic velocity is greater than five millimeters per second then he has a venous leak