... cardiovascular disorders. Furthermore, LESW has been proposed to use in the urology field including erectile dysfunction, nonbacterial chronic prostatitis, and chronic pelvic pain syndromes. This chapter describes the biological effect of LESW and its current application and potential development in functional...

... Abstract A definitive role of testosterone in erectile function has been controversial; however, recent evidence is becoming available which substantiates a key function for this hormone. Testosterone deficiency is associated with a decline in erectile function and testosterone levels...

... Abstract Erectile dysfunction is a common problem affecting sexual function in men. Approximately one in 10men over the age of 40 is affected by this condition and the incidence is age related. Erectile dysfunctionis a sentinel marker for several reversible conditions including peripheral...

... and erectile dysfunction . J Clin Med . 2021 ; 10 ( 12 ): 2551 . 9. Galdiero M , Pivonello R , Grasso LF , Cozzolino A , Colao A . Growth hormone, prolactin, and sexuality . J Endocrinol Invest . 2012 ; 35 ( 8 ): 782 – 94 . 10. Becker AJ , Uckert S...

... summarizes the available andrological consequences of two pathological extremes, i.e., either GH excess or deficiency. GH excess drives different disorders of male sexual health. On one hand, it indirectly favors the onset of erectile dysfunction (40.2% of cases) mostly by its detrimental vascular...

... Z, Guo Y, Lin G, Lue TF: Low-energy shock wave therapy ameliorates erectile dysfunction in a pelvic neurovascular injuries rat model. J Sex Med 2016;13:22-32. 41. D'Agostino MC, Craig K, Tibalt E, Respizzi S: Shock wave as biological therapeutic tool: from mechanical stimulation to recovery...

... Abstract Sexual dysfunctions (SDs) are prevalent in men and are responsible for serious alterations in the quality of life. Both biological and psychological factors are intertwined in many cases. Psychological reactions to SDs often result in a vicious circle that perpetuates it. Erectile...

... of erectile dysfunction among 7,689 patients with diabetes or hypertension, or both. Urology 2004;64:1196-1201 6. Jackson G, Montorsi P, Adams MA, Anis T, El Sakka A, Miner M, et al: Cardiovascular aspects of sexual medicine. J Sex Med 2010;7:1608-1626 7. Guo W, Liao C, Zou Y, Li F, Li T, Zhou Q, et...

... Abstract Sexual dysfunction (erectile dysfunction) is a common non-motor disorder in Parkinson’s disease (PD).In contrast to motor disorder, sexual dysfunction is often not responsive to levodopa treatment. Among brain pathologies, hypothalamic dysfunction is mostly responsible for the sexual...

... or disorder. Impairment of sexual functioning may, in these interactions, either worsen the primary illness or be without any effect on it. Sexual dysfunction could, actually, at times, be a marker or predictor of another disease (e.g. erectile dysfunction may be the first sign of cardiovascular disease...

... with erectile dysfunction: a comparative study. J Sex Med 2015;12:956-965. 6. Anaissie J, Roberts NH, Wang P, Yafi FA: Testosterone replacement therapy and components of the metabolic syndrome. Sex Med Rev 2017;5:200-210. 7. Wu FC, Tajar A, Beynon JM, Pye SR, Silman AJ, Finn JD, O'Neill TW, Bartfai G...

... assessment of pelvic organ dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease. Auton Neurosci 2001;92:76-85 3. Papatsoris AG, Deliveliotis C, Singre C, Papapetropoulos S: Erectile dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease. Urology 2006;67:447-451 4. Argiolas A, Melis MR: Central control of penile erection: role...

..., Suardi N, et al: Baseline prevalence of erectile dysfunction in a prostate cancer screening population. J Sex Med 2008;5:428-435. 28. Dubbelman YD, Dohle GR, Schroder FH: Sexual function before and after radical retropubic prostatectomy: a systematic review of prognostic indicators for a successful...

... Abstract Prostate cancer is a highly prevalent disease with a high likelihood of survival. If treated, survivors live with significant and lasting treatment-related side effects. Surgical treatment is associated with urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction, and radiation leads to urinary...

... accumulation, as was found in the MetS animal model [ 22 ] and in androgen-deprived subjects, due to prostate cancer [ 32 , 33 ]. Fig. 2 Association between metabolic syndrome, hormone levels, erectile function and major adverse cardiovascular events. Relationship between the number of metabolic...

...–138 disease control, 138–139 erectile dysfunction (ED), 228–231 fertility, 232 GH receptor inhibition, 209 HTL0030310, 208 intranasal octreotide, 206 LANPRF, 206–207 medical treatment, 203–210 mortality, 139 new devices, 204–205 ONO-5788, 208 ONO-ST-468, 208 oral...