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2003, Number 2

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Plasticidad y Restauración Neurológica 2003; 2 (2)

Erectile Dysfunction. Scientific aspects

Aguilar RF, Ramírez A
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Language: Spanish
References: 13
Page: 125-130
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Key words:

Erectile dysfunction, anatomy, treatment..

ABSTRACT

A man who is unable to develop or sustain an erection sufficient for penetrative sexual intercourse is usually labelled “impotent” —a word that not only has pejorative implications, but also takes little account of the complex process of male sexual function. Erectile dysfunction (ED) is now the preferred term. The concerned clinician will consider a patient’s inability to develop an erect penis within a given psychological and behavioural context, and recognize that although isolated ED is by far the most common problem, reduced libido and impaired orgasmic or ejaculatory capacity may also coexist to varying degrees, each contributing to the patient’s loss of confidence and sense of inadequacy. Recently there has been a surge of interest in the causes and remedies for ED. It is hoped that the information contained in this article will help point the way towards an improved quality of life for the many sufferers of ED and their partners.


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