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CHAPTER 81: ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION (CD)
Mary Lee and Roohollah Sharifi
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Erectile dysfunction (ED) is characterized by the persistent or recurrent failure to achieve or maintain a penile erection suitable for sexual intercourse. The chapter outlines the various etiologies of ED, including vascular, neurologic, and hormonal causes, and distinguishes between organic and psychogenic ED. It also discusses the impact of social habits and medications on erectile function, and provides a comprehensive overview of treatment options, including pharmacotherapy and counseling strategies.
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