Risk factors and effectiveness of erectile dysfunction treatment

The paper "Risk factors and efficiency of erectile dysfunction treatment" presents the results of the study and recommendations that allow urologists, andrologists and other specialists of outpatient clinics, specialized medical centres and hospitals to calculate the need, timeliness and availability of clinical and diagnostic measures for prenosological conditions in men with erectile dysfunction. The data suggested by the authors about the effectiveness of using different types of drug therapy for erectile dysfunction can be used in the development of treatment standards, assessing the quality of diagnosis and treatment of patients. This fact testifies to the practical value of the study materials and the possibility of their use in multidisciplinary hospitals and polyclinics.

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En 2009 defendió su tesis doctoral dedicada al estudio de los aspectos epidemiológicos de la disfunción eréctil, siendo autor de 42 artículos científicos. Boris Kirillovich Komiakov es doctor en medicina, catedrático, jefe del Departamento de Urología de la Academia Médica Estatal de San Petersburgo que lleva el nombre de I.I. Mechnikov, miembro de la Asociación Europea de Urólogos, autor de más de 230 trabajos científicos y 8 inventos.

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The paper "Risk factors and efficiency of erectile dysfunction treatment" presents the results of the study and recommendations that allow urologists, andrologists and other specialists of outpatient clinics, specialized medical centres and hospitals to calculate the need, timeliness and availability of clinical and diagnostic measures for prenosological conditions in men with erectile dysfunction. The data suggested by the authors about the effectiveness of using different types of drug therapy for erectile dysfunction can be used in the development of treatment standards, assessing the quality of diagnosis and treatment of patients. This fact testifies to the practical value of the study materials and the possibility of their use in multidisciplinary hospitals and polyclinics.