Low intensity shock wave treatment (LIST) for erectile dysfunction (ED) appears to be effective in the short term, but positive results may fade over time, according to new research.
Archives for August 2018
Review: Erectile Dysfunction and Depression Closely Linked
Men with erectile dysfunction (ED) should be screened for depression, and men with depression should likewise be screened for ED, a new study recommends.
Race, Age, and Health Status May Predict Placebo Effect in Use of Erectile Dysfunction Medications
In clinical studies of sildenafil, some men are more likely to experience a placebo effect than others.
Passing of Gorm Wagner: 1930 – 2018
The ISSM is deeply saddened to announce the sudden passing of our colleague Dr. Gorm Wagner on July 24th, 2018 after a few days of illness.
Rear Tip Extenders Affect Deflection in Penile Prosthesis Model
Little is known about RTEs’ effects on erectile dynamics. The current study used an laboratory model to measure angular deflection with various cylinder/RTE combinations.
Sex Before Sports? Lower Extremity Muscle Force Not Affected, Study Finds
The notion that sex before sporting events affects athletic performance has long been debated. Are these concerns valid? Overall study results have been mixed, but new research suggests that for lower extremity muscle force, sex the night before activity has no effect.