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Aging and Erectile Dysfunction
Sexual Medicine Reviews, 2016Erectile dysfunction (ED) has been identified as the most common sexual problem that affects mainly men older than 40 years. According to this, there is a strong evidence linking ED with a number of medical conditions and related risk factors that had been described in the literature, yet there is limited information about the specific mechanism ...
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Epidemiology of Erectile Dysfunction
Endocrine, 2004Following the landmark Massachusetts Male Aging Study (MMAS) that provided the first relatively unbiased study of the epidemiology of erectile dysfunction (ED), a number of additional studies were carried out in the U.S. and around the world. The studies vary in quality because they used different definitions of ED, different assessment instruments ...
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The erectile dysfunction revolution
Nursing Standard, 2000Erectile dysfunction affects approximately one in ten men at some point in their lives. Edna Astbury-Ward describes its causes and the treatments available, and examines the effect it can have on those who experience the condition.
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The evaluation of erectile dysfunction
Urologic radiology, 1988The evaluation of erectile dysfunction, using current technology, is not an exact science. No one testalone should be considered diagnostic of whether a patient can maintain a satisfactory erectile response when properly stimulated in a private setting.
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The Nurse Practitioner, 1989
Erectile dysfunction is a common sexual problem for males in the United States. Health care practitioners need to consider sexual concerns as part of their holistic approach to clients who have sexual problems. This article examines the etiology, assessment and treatment of erectile dysfunctions in the heterosexual male.
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Erectile dysfunction is a common sexual problem for males in the United States. Health care practitioners need to consider sexual concerns as part of their holistic approach to clients who have sexual problems. This article examines the etiology, assessment and treatment of erectile dysfunctions in the heterosexual male.
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Investigations in erectile dysfunction
Current Opinion in Urology, 2003This is an update of recent developments in the investigation of erectile dysfunction in the period since March 2002.Three developments in the field of medical sexology redirected the approach towards the investigation of erectile dysfunction. First, the emergence of oral pharmacological therapy; second, the notion that sexual relationship issues have ...
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Female erectile tissues and sexual dysfunction after pelvic radiotherapy: A scoping review
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Julie Bloom +2 more
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