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Erectile Dysfunction and Cardiovascular Risk Factors

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Specialty Urology
Date 2005 Nov 18
PMID 16291032
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There are numerous causes of erectile dysfunction (ED), including psychogenic, organic,and mixed psychogenic/organic. Among the organic causes the most common include vascular, neurogenic, endocrine, structural, drug-induced, and others. Some have estimated that nearly one half of all causes of ED in men over 50 years of age are vascular in nature. This article reviews cardiovascular risk factors of ED.

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