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Use of surgical implants, such as mid-urethral slings and artificial urinary sphincters, for treating urinary incontinence
is treated with a stepped approach: lifestyle and addressing underlying disease, first-line oral phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors (PDE5-Is), then local mechanical or injectable therapies, and final...
Vacuum erection devices (VEDs) are one effective, non‑drug option for erectile dysfunction (ED), but several other treatments exist—ranging from oral medications to injections, intraurethral drugs, im...
Vacuum erection devices (VEDs) are a durable, non‑invasive option that reliably produces erections mechanically and can be a long‑term alternative or adjunct to oral PDE5 inhibitors and to definitive ...
Clinicians use several distinct techniques to measure penile length—flaccid, stretched (SPL), and erect—with two common landmarks: skin-to-tip (STT) and bone-to-tip (BTT, often called bone‑pressed) me...
Persistent or worsening pain, loss of function, instability, swelling or stiffness after knee replacement are the cardinal clinical flags that prompt evaluation for revision, and orthopaedic teams pai...
Urologists offer multiple alternatives to vacuum erection devices (pumps), including oral medications, penile injections and intraurethral drugs, shockwave therapies, and surgical implants, often used...