Increased prevalence of premature ejaculation in men with metabolic syndrome

Nader SalamaDepartment of Surgery (Unit of Urology), Taibah Faculty of Medicine, Madina, Saudi Arabia, ;Department of Urology, Alexandria Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria, Egypt, and Correspondence[email protected]

Ahmed EidDepartment of Urology, Alexandria Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria, Egypt, and

Ahmed SwedanDepartment of Internal Medicine, Alexandria Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria, Egypt

Alaa HatemDepartment of Urology, Alexandria Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria, Egypt, and

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**Table 1. Clinical features of men in the two study groups in relation to the presence/absence of premature ejaculationTable Footnote*.**

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**Table 2. Univariate analysis of the study variables based on the presence/absence of the Met S and PETable Footnote*.**

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Figure 1. Prevalence of PE according to the number of Met S elements.

Table 3. Results from the logistic regression analysis using the PE as the dependent variable in the patients with Met S.

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Increased prevalence of premature ejaculation in men with metabolic syndrome

**Table 1. Clinical features of men in the two study groups in relation to the presence/absence of premature ejaculationTable Footnote*.**

**Table 2. Univariate analysis of the study variables based on the presence/absence of the Met S and PETable Footnote*.**

Table 3. Results from the logistic regression analysis using the PE as the dependent variable in the patients with Met S.

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Table 2. Univariate analysis of the study variables based on the presence/absence of the Met S and PETable Footnote*.

Table 3. Results from the logistic regression analysis using the PE as the dependent variable in the patients with Met S.

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