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- Injection too superficial;
- Mucosal necrosis
- Ulceration
- Sepsis
- Secondary Haemmorhage
- Injection too deep;
- Urethral irritation
- Perirectal fibrosis
- Injection too deeply anteriorly into prostate or seminal
vesicle or periprostatic parasympathetic nerves may result in
sepsis and impotence
- Failure to shrink haemorrhoids
- Recurrance of haemorrhoids
About 8 mm separates the rectal lumen from the peri-prostatic
parasympathetic ganglia that play a role in erection. The clinician should
be very careful when tempted to inject anteriorly, he should avoid this to
prevent the complicaiton of impotence. [PBWM00]
Adrian P. Ireland