Male Impotency and the Compounding Pharmacist
Author(s): Preckshot John
Issue: Mar/Apr 1999 - Compounding for Men's Health
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Page(s): 80-83
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Abstract: The author begins with the historical role of the compounding pharmacist in treating male impotency and goes on to discuss the physiology of the erectile process, pharmacotherapy for erectile dysfunction (penile injections, transdermal and intraurethral applications and oral options) and predictions for the future. Tables provide information regarding medication combinations for penile injection and manufactured options for erectile dysfunction.
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