CE/CME-Certified Webcast From SMSNA Meeting Cutting-Edge Management of ED and Men’s Sexual Health: Restoring Intimacy for Patients and Partners With PDE5 Inhibitors is offered as a webcast from the multidisciplinary CME satellite symposium held at the SMSNA 2008 Annual Meeting.
• Ajay Nehra, MD
• Gerald B. Brock, MD
• Adrian S. Dobs, MD, MHS
• Marian E. Dunn, PhD
• Jacob Rajfer, MD
• Richard Sadovsky, MD
This educational activity is approved for a maximum of 1.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. It is available for credit through November 15, 2009.
Monograph VI, Current Issues in Managing Erectile DysfunctionPDE5 Inhibitors: Revolutionary Research, Current Clinical Considerations, and Future Directions by J. Francois Eid, MD, Jacob Rajfer, MD, Raymond C. Rosen, PhD, and Robert S. Tan, MD, draws upon the history and well-established safety record of PDE5 inhibitors; explores current clinical considerations, highlighting the role of daily dosing with PDE5 inhibitors; and examines future uses of the therapeutic class.
• J. Francois Eid, MD
• Jacob Rajfer, MD
• Raymond C. Rosen, PhD
This educational activity is approved for a maximum of 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. It is available for credit through November 15, 2009.
CIEF Grand Rounds Series
ED Management Strategies for Daily Practice:
A Clinician’s Guide to Optimizing Patient Outcomes ED is a common medical condition with a multifactorial nature, resulting from organic issues, psychological issues, or a combination of the two. Erectile function may be affected by several factors, including vascular, neurogenic, hormonal, and psychosocial issues. ED is continually underdiagnosed and undertreated and may significantly impact a man’s overall physical and emotional well-being. ED is increasingly recognized as a vascular condition that may indicate serious underlying or associated medical problems that may contribute to cardiovascular risk. This educational activity is intended to provide primary care clinicians and other healthcare professionals with a comprehensive overview of and practical strategies for managing ED in daily practice. Topics that will be explored include approaches to patient assessment and treatment issues, particularly, optimizing therapeutic response.
Although CME is no longer offered for this program, it is available for your use as reference material.
ED Times Vol. 4, No. 2 ED Times is a newsletter series featuring articles authored by the CIEF Steering Committee members and interviews with CIEF Distinguished Faculty members highlighting ED assessment and management. “Clinical Corner” offers quick tips on ED management strategies. “Breaking News” provides important information regarding recent medical literature and upcoming meetings.
ED is a common medical condition with a multifactorial nature, resulting from organic issues, psychological issues, or a combination of the two. Erectile function may be affected by several factors, including vascular, neurogenic, hormonal, and psychosocial issues. ED is continually underdiagnosed and undertreated and may significantly impact a man’s overall physical and emotional well-being. ED is increasingly recognized as a vascular condition that may indicate serious underlying or associated medical problems that may contribute to cardiovascular risk. This educational activity is intended to provide primary care clinicians and other healthcare professionals with a comprehensive overview of and practical strategies for managing ED in daily practice. Topics that will be explored include approaches to patient assessment and treatment issues, particularly, optimizing therapeutic response.
