Who should be treating erectile dysfunction?
Gerald Brock
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The past decade has been witness to dramatic advances in our understanding of the underlying causes of erectile dysfunction (ED). Armed with this increase in knowledge, improved diagnostic and therapeutic approaches have evolved, allowing almost all men with erectile difficulties to choose some form of effective treatment. The necessity to perform complex invasive diagnostic testing such as cavernosometry or angiography is rare, because it seldom alters management. Pharmacotherapy, the most frequently chosen therapeutic approach for men with ED, is usually noninvasive, in the form of an oral tablet.
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