Erectile Dysfunction

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Post-radical prostatectomy expectations about sexual function unrealistic

A significant number of patients undergoing open or robotic radical prostatectomy have unrealistic expectations about postoperative sexual function.

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New Tool: Rx Adherence Predictor

Now you can determine in advance the likelihood of a patient filling and staying on their medications. This tool can support your ability to prioritize and target patients who may benefit from counseling about the importance of maintaining your prescribed drug regimen.

Physician's Focus: Options for Erectile Dysfunction

The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases states that between 15 and 30 million men in the United States are affected by erectile dysfunction (ED). Regardless of the root cause, your patients will be reassured to know that want to know that ED can be treated. ModernMedicine has the resources you need to inform them of the options.

Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation: underlying causes and available treatments

This review examines the underlying causes associated with ED and PE and evaluates currently available treatment options and those under investigation.

Use of prosthetic devices in urologic practice

Three areas in urology currently rely upon the use of prostheses: artificial urinary sphincter for urinary incontinence, penile prosthesis for erectile dysfunction, and testicular prosthesis for congenital or acquired absent testis.

Research links cardiometabolic disorders, urologic disease

As research reveals more associations between cardiometabolic disorders and urologic disease, experts are emphasizing the importance of the urologist in detecting cardiometabolic risk factors in patients.