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Treatment of impotence

1. Nonsurgical methods

Neil Baum
, MD
Pages 133-136 | Published online: 16 May 2016

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Jim Gottesman & Neil Baum. (1997) Common urologic disorders. Postgraduate Medicine 102:2, pages 235-246.
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Paul Rousseau. (1988) Impotence in elderly men. Postgraduate Medicine 83:6, pages 212-219.
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Oakley & Moore. (1998) Vacuum devices in erectile dysfunction: indications and efficacy. BJU International 82:5, pages 673-681.
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Brian Sandler & Peter Aronson. (1993) Yohimbine-induced cutaneous drug eruption, progressive renal failure, and lupus-like syndrome. Urology 41:4, pages 343-345.
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