Titlebook: Diagnosis and Treatment of Erectile Disturbances; A Guide for Clinicia R. Taylor Segraves,Harry W. Schoenberg Book 1985 Plenum Publishing C

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H. Eggeling,H. Hoepke,W. Kolmerom psychological causes of impotence has assumed greater significance in the minds of most physicians within the past 5–10 years. Part of this reawakening of interest on the part of physicians is the development of genuine treatment alternatives. In the recent past, therapeutic alternatives were ext

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48157-4ile dysfunction.. In patients with chronic diseases, the prevalence of impotence probably exceeds 30%.. It is clear that these problems are a source of considerable personal distress to many of these men and that because of personal embarrassment many patients do not volunteer such information to th

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Book 1985 physicians in quite different medical subspecialties-urology and psychiatry. As the alliance was forged, subspecialty rivalries and mistrust were replaced by a common clinical interest in the diagnosis and treatment of erectile problems. We quickly became aware of the high prevalence of such disord