Impotence in elderly men: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 83, No 6

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Although some sexual changes are an inevitable consequence of aging, impotence is not one of them. In most cases, impotence in elderly men has the same causes as impotence in younger men and is treatable. Dr Rousseau discusses the six most common categories of impotence, the approach to evaluation, and treatment options for each type, with the elderly patient in mind.

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