Erectile Dysfunction Treatment: State of the Art Care in 2024

madman · Nov 26, 2024

70% of ED cases are vascular!: The Link Between Exercise, Vascular Health, and Erectile Function: Key Insights from Dr. John Mulhall - ExcelMale Forum. TRT, Hormones, Peptides, Men’s Health

Again everyone so caught up on T, DHT and estradiol LMFAO! Much more involved than just having healthy hormones! One of the top in the field love this guy! Mulhall always breaks it down! Listen closely as he hits the nail on the HEAD! 3:33-7:13 * if you look at men with ORGANIC ED we can...

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madman · Dec 6, 2024

Penile Duplex Doppler Ultrasound in the Evaluation of Sexual Dysfunction

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madman · Jul 18, 2025

Thread 'Managing Erectile Dysfunction & Heart Health'

Jul 18, 2025

Dr. Dapo lluyomade

* I think erectile dysfunction, we should really begin to think of erectile dysfunction as subclinical atherosclerosis until proven otherwise

Is your patient’s sexual dysfunction an early indicator of serious cardiovascular disease? In this episode of BackTable Urology, Dr. Amy Pearlman teams up with preventative cardiologist Dr. Dapo Iluyomade to discuss the relationship between erectile dysfunction (ED) and cardiovascular disease, and the holistic approach needed to prevent both of these chronic conditions from...

madman · Aug 23, 2025

Thread 'Penile Doppler Explained: Normal Study vs Arterial Insufficiency and Venous Leak'

Aug 23, 2025

Penile Doppler ultrasound is a vital tool for evaluating vascular causes of erectile dysfunction. In a normal study, adequate arterial inflow is demonstrated by a peak systolic velocity (PSV) greater than 30–35 cm/s, and proper venous occlusion is confirmed by a low end diastolic velocity (EDV) approaching zero. This pattern supports the achievement and maintenance of a firm erection. In contrast, the abnormal case shows a PSV less than 25 cm/s, indicating arterial insufficiency, and a persistently elevated EDV of 5–9 cm/s with continuous diastolic flow...