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 Bi̇rgünHitit Üniversitesi MÇMuhammet Cihat ÇelikHitit Üniversitesi LBLütfü BekarHitit Üniversitesi

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Narrative review reveals sexual dysfunction and peripheral artery disease are linked to cardiovascular risk in diabetes, suggesting a need for patient-centered education.

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Sexual dysfunction serves as an early marker of vascular impairment in individuals with diabetes.
Diabetic neuropathy, alongside peripheral artery disease, significantly contributes to cardiovascular risk.
Analysis highlights the intricate relationship of endothelial dysfunction and atherosclerosis with sexual dysfunction.
Patient-centered education and comprehensive management strategies are essential for improving outcomes.

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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 reveals sexual dysfunction and peripheral artery disease are linked to cardiovascular risk in diabetes, suggesting a need for patient-centered education.

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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