Sexual dysfunction in general is associated with cardiovascular disease and cardiovascular
risk factors. This has been well documented in the literature for many years now and …

There is now a large body of evidence linking erectile dysfunction (ED) and coronary artery
disease (CAD)(1). The common pathophysiology is endothelial dysfunction and with ED …

Giving sexual advice to cardiac patients is an important aspect of their overall management,
no matter the cardiovascular disease (CVD) condition [1]. Sexual health is an integral …

Introduction: When a cardiologist is speaking about sexual disorder with a patient with
coronary artery disease (CAD) or heart failure (HF) mostly the male sexual disorder is the …

Background Erectile dysfunction (ED) is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular events
sharing mutual risk factors with coronary artery disease. Several guidelines for the …

Background In patients with cardiovascular disease, sexual dysfunction is frequently
encountered. Erectile dysfunction shares the same modifiable risk factors as coronary artery …

What do cardiologists have to do with erectile dysfunction? Even though this seems far from
our daily clinical routine, a closer look and interrogation among our own patients revealed …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is defined as the persistent inability to attain and/or maintain an
erection sufficient for sexual performance. 1 ED and female sexual dysfunction (FSD) are …

The first Princeton Consensus Conference was convened in 1999 (1). Its remit was to
evaluate the scientific evidence regarding sexual activity and cardiac risk with a view to …

In March 2001 the Male Cardiovascular Health Clinic was set up to assess and treat sexual
dysfunction (which is primarily erectile dysfunction) in male cardiac patients. Emma Martin …