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See Latest ArticlesCurrent management of erectile dysfunction after cancer treatment
Current Opinion in Oncology, 06/12/09
Peltier A et al. - Erectile dysfunction postcancer treatment requires multimodal management with early administration of PDE5-Is, combined therapy to maintain erectile tissue oxygenation if necessary with PDE5-Is, intracavernosal injection and transurethral alprostadil or even vacuum erect device, psychological counseling considering erectile dysfunction as a couple's issue. The best modality to optimize postcancer erectile dysfunction management has not yet been standardized and is still challenging.
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