From the reviews:
“This book would appeal to anyone who wishes to learn about ED or keep updated on current diagnostic and treatment considerations. Its practical explanations and algorithms make it a quick reference suitable for primary care practitioners, urologists, midlevel practitioners, psychologists, psychiatrists, endocrinologists, researchers, students, and even lay people who want to learn about sexual dysfunction. … This is a well-written, concise book with practical information from experts in the field of sexual medicine. It is an excellent resource for clinicians, researchers, and students … .” (Raymond Mark Bernal, Doody’s Book Reviews, April, 2012)
“An essential reference on erectile dysfunction, written by 39 of the world’s leading experts in the field of andrology, it is also a very well written, interesting and easy book to read. … This valuable book represents an up to date clinical guide on the diagnosis and management of a common urological problem. It would be a very useful study guide for residents and urology trainees, as well as begin an invaluable source of information for anyone involved in treating patients with erectile dysfunction.” (Amr Hawary, Urology News, Vol. 16 (1), November/December, 2011)
“This textbook … provides the reader with the current aspects of physiology, evaluation and treatment of ED. The authors first gave an overview of the physiology of normal erectile function and described animal model for the study of erection and related diseases. … This clear and concise textbook is well-illustrated and contains many tables, decisional trees and pictures. … it will contribute to a better knowledge of ED and help in improving the quality of its management.” (European Urology Today, July/August, 2011)
“This interesting book covers not only basal physiological mechanism of normal erectile functions, but predominantly several aspects of erectile dysfunction includingpsychological aspects, epidemiological aspects related to cardiovascular risk factors, depressed mood, aging related to other health risks and possibly also to ethnicity. … A total of 39 US experts from various universities joined their knowledge to compile this valuable book which ‘represents the current state-of-the-art in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of this important global problem’ … .” (Endocrine Regulations, June, 2011)
“This is an all-encompassing reference on the etiology, physiology, evaluation, and treatment of patients with erectile dysfunction. … It is intended for trainees, physicians, and healthcare workers who are involved in the treatment of patients with erectile dysfunction and are searching for a comprehensive book. … This is an excellent resource of current topics in erectile dysfunction. It combines a unique balance of expert opinion reinforced with the published literature. Providers who treat patients with erectile dysfunction will find this an excellent reference.” (Paul R. Gittens, Doody’s Book Reviews, January, 2011)
Reviewer: Paul R Gittens, MD (Temple University School of Medicine)
Description: This is an all-encompassing reference on the etiology, physiology, evaluation, and treatment of patients with erectile dysfunction. The chapters are authored by respected experts in the field and written in such a way that they are both complementary to each other and can stand on their own.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide the current state-of-the-art in evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of erectile dysfunction. The book accomplishes this by presenting relevant current literature coupled along with expert opinion and their practice patterns in various areas.
Audience: It is intended for trainees, physicians, and healthcare workers who are involved in the treatment of patients with erectile dysfunction and are searching for a comprehensive book. It is most suitable for healthcare providers who wish to gain a thorough understanding of erectile dysfunction and translate that information into clinical practice.
Features: The book begins with the basics of erectile dysfunction, discussing animal models, penile physiology, etiology, and diagnosis. It then proceeds to medical and surgical therapeutic options, cardiovascular issues, and erectile dysfunction associated with radical prostatectomy. It also includes chapters on Peyronie's disease, priaprism, and ejaculatory disorders, which are well written but not necessary to make the book complete.
Assessment: This is an excellent resource of current topics in erectile dysfunction. It combines a unique balance of expert opinion reinforced with the published literature. Providers who treat patients with erectile dysfunction will find this an excellent reference.
