Impotence in scleroderma

Managing impotence in diabetes.

Should be part ofa diabetes care service Erectile impotence affects over one third of diabetic men.' Effective treatments have been available for over a decade, yet it remains the most neglected complication of diabetes. It is not discussed in the British Diabetic Association's current guidelines for diabetes care2 or in its recent proposals for the audit of diabetes services.3 Most impotent me...

Impotence in Male Diabetics

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Sexual Impotence

I-44: Color Doppler Imaging in Impotence

Sexual impotent is very common entity and define as inability to induce or maintaining penile erection during sexual intercourse. Studies reveals about 10% of men aged 40-70 years have complete, 17% have mild and 25% have moderate amount of erectile dysfunction. The sexual impotence has different etiology including psychogenic, neurogenic, arteriogenic and venogenic causes. Current studies reve...

Hydralazine and Male Impotence

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