Why ED Pills Stop Working—and What to Do Next | ED Treatment Landscape

madman · Aug 8, 2025

* Why Understanding the Root Cause of ED Is Critical

Why do some men stop responding to ED pills—and what comes next? In this expert-led webinar, Dr. Tim Walsh, a board-certified urologist and prosthetic surgeon, explores the full spectrum of erectile dysfunction treatment—from medical therapies to penile implant surgery..

Whether you’re just starting treatment or exploring next steps, this event delivers the essential knowledge you need to take control of your sexual health.

In this webinar, Dr. Walsh covers:

* Why Understanding the Root Cause of ED Is Critical

* What to Do When Pills Fail: Non-Surgical Options

* Surgical Solutions, Including Penile Implants

* Live Demonstrations: ED Injection & Penile Prosthesis

* Audience Q&A with Dr. Walsh

madman · Aug 8, 2025

Physical Cause and Conditions Associated with ED

madman · Aug 8, 2025

* what we now know is that what we used to call Venous Leak is really just a lack of arterial pressure, a lack of hydraulic pressure because if your pressure doesn't get high enough blood Is going to leak out

What do you recommend for a diagnosis of a Venous Leak?

madman · Aug 8, 2025

Thread '70% of ED cases are vascular!: The Link Between Exercise, Vascular Health, and Erectile Function: Key Insights from Dr. John Mulhall'

Nov 26, 2024

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 talk about psychogenic ED a little later on if we have time but if you take men with ORGANIC ED PROBABLY 70% OF THEM ARE GOING TO HAVE A VASCULAR COMPONENT INFLOW OR OUTFLOW PROBLEMS and that includes men with diabetes, those high profile causes like medication induced or hormonal ED or...

madman · Aug 9, 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 9, 2025

Thread 'Intracavernosal injection therapy in erectile dysfunction'

Apr 28, 2023

Current status of intracavernosal injection therapy in erectile dysfunction (2023)
Bobo W. Elena, Melchiode Zachary, Pavaluri Haritha, Bobo A. Graham & Hellstrom J.G. Wayne

Abstract

Introduction

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is defined as the inability to attain and/or maintain a penile erection. The first introduction of intracavernosal injection (ICI) for the treatment of erectile failure was in 1982 by Virag who reported the positive effects of papaverine on erectile tissue, followed by Brindley concurrently conducting research on ICI therapy with alpha...

Thread 'Priapism Caused by Trimix: Is 4−6 Hours of Prolonged Erection the Time Point of Irreversible Tissue Injury?'

Apr 22, 2023

Priapism or Prolonged Erection: Is 4 – 6 Hours of Cavernous Ischemia the Time Point of Irreversible Tissue Injury?

AbstractIntroduction. Ischemic priapism remains a significant cause of morbidity among men. To date, the precise time when penile ischemia results in perma

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Priapism or Prolonged Erection: Is 4−6 Hours of Cavernous Ischemia the Time Point of Irreversible Tissue Injury? (2022)
Snir Dekalo, MD, Noah Stern, MD, Gregory A. Broderick, MD, and Gerald Brock, MD, FRCPC

ABSTRACT

Introduction

Ischemic priapism remains a significant cause of morbidity among men. To date, the precise time when penile ischemia results in permanent, non-reversible cavernosal smooth muscle injury, compromising subsequent erectile integrity...