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* Hormones are only one component of a complex system involving vascular function, neurologic signaling, metabolic health, medications, and psychosocial factors. Listen closely! 5:00 ED vs Low Testosterone: Why They’re Not the Same In Part 2 of this conversation on men’s health and...

Penile Doppler ultrasound is a vital tool for evaluating vascular causes of erectile dysfunction. In a normal study, adequate arterial inflow is demonstrated by a peak systolic velocity (PSV) greater than 30–35 cm/s, and proper venous occlusion is confirmed by a low end diastolic velocity (EDV)...

https://academic.oup.com/jsm/article-abstract/21/8/734/7725387?redirectedFrom=fulltext Introduction Current evidence demonstrates that >80% of patients with erectile dysfunction (ED) have some underlying organic etiology.1 Among organic causes, vasculogenic ED is the most common.1...

Table 2: Doppler US Diagnostic Criteria for Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction High-frequency US, with a linear transducer and gray-scale, color, and spectral Doppler US techniques, is the primary imaging modality for evaluation of the penis. It can allow delineation of anatomy and...

Testosterone treatment longer than 1 year shows more effects on functional hypogonadism and related metabolic, vascular, diabetic and obesity parameters (results of the 2-year clinical trial) ABSTRACT Objective: We evaluated long-term effects of testosterone undecanoate on glycemic control...