Showing papers in "The Journal of Sexual Medicine in 2010"

TL;DR: The International Consultation Committee for Sexual Medicine on Definitions/Epidemiology/Risk Factors for Sexual Dysfunction as mentioned in this paper provided a general overview of the definitions of sexual dysfunction for men and women, the incidence and prevalence rates, and a description of the risk factors identified in large population-based studies.

TL;DR: The rates of contemporary sexual behavior provided in this report will be valuable to those who develop, implement, and evaluate programs that seek to improve societal knowledge related to the prevalence of sexual behaviors and to sexual health clinicians whose work to improve sexual health among the population often requires such rates of behavior.

TL;DR: The salient psychological and interpersonal issues contributing to sexual health and dysfunction are highlighted, an etiological model for understanding the evolution and maintenance of sexual symptoms is offered, and recommendations for clinical management and research are offered.

TL;DR: Sexual health declined while concomitant morbidities increased in European men as a function of age, emphasizing the need to develop more effective strategies to promote healthy aging for men in transitional countries.

TL;DR: It is suggested that the prevalence of premature ejaculation is considerably lower than previously thought and that ongoing research will lead to a more complete understanding of the pathophysiology as well as new efficacious and safe treatments for this sexual dysfunction.

TL;DR: Despite the efficacy of current therapies, they remain insufficient to address growing patient populations, such as those with diabetes and MetS, and increasing awareness of the adverse side effects of commonly prescribed medications on sexual function provides a rationale for developing new treatment strategies that minimize the likelihood of causing sexual dysfunction.

TL;DR: Several aspects of body image, including weight concern, physical condition, sexual attractiveness, and thoughts about the body during sexual activity predict sexual satisfaction in women, and the findings suggest that women who experience low sexual satisfaction may benefit from treatments that target these specific aspects ofBody image.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors developed an evidence-based state-of-the-art consensus report on the management of Peyronie's disease, representing the opinion of leading experts developed in a consensus process over a 2-year period.

TL;DR: Broderick et al. as mentioned in this paper provided a comprehensive review of the evidence-based guidelines written over the past decade and reviewed the priapism literature from 2003 to 2009, concluding that prompt diagnosis and appropriate management are necessary to spare patients ineffective interventions and maximize erectile function outcomes.

TL;DR: Cancer and its management have a significant negative impact on sexual function and satisfaction, which can be somewhat mitigated by understanding prediagnosis sexual functioning level, counseling, careful treatment choices, and, when indicated, therapy post-treatment using educational, psychological, pharmacologic, and mechanical modalities.

TL;DR: These contemporary rates of condom use will be helpful to those who lead efforts to increase condom use among individuals who may be at risk for sexually transmitted infections or who desire to prevent pregnancy.

TL;DR: There remains a need for more research and scientific reporting on the optimal management of women's sexual dysfunctions including multidisciplinary approaches.

TL;DR: TU reduced fasting glucose, waist circumference, and improved surrogate markers of atherosclerosis in hypogonadal men with MS without significant hematological and prostate adverse events.

TL;DR: The abridged FSFI-6 is a novel tool that can help any doctor to disclose FSD rapidly and efficiently and is a valuable tool for screening women that are likely to suffer from FSD.

TL;DR: The health benefits associated with specifically penile-vaginal intercourse should inform a new evidence-based approach to sexual medicine, sex education, and a broad range of medical and psychological consultations.

TL;DR: Penile injection of both ADSC and ADSC-derived lysate can improve recovery of erectile function in a rat model of neurogenic ED, and the hypothesis that ADSCs act through release of intracellular preformed substances or by active secretion of certain biomolecules is supported.

TL;DR: Although sizable proportions of both men and women remained sexually active well into their 80s age was related to a lower likelihood of solo and most partnered sexual behaviors, when controlling for age, relationship status, and health remained significant predictors of select sexual behaviors.

TL;DR: There is need for more research and scientific reporting on prevalence, pathophysiology, and optimal treatment of sexual dysfunction associated with chronic illness.

TL;DR: There is no compelling evidence that testosterone treatment causes prostate cancer or its progression in men without severe testosterone deficiency (TD), and men with erectile dysfunction, hypoactive sexual desire and retarded ejaculation, as well as those with visceral obesity and metabolic diseases, should be screened for TD and treated.

TL;DR: Significant subjective enhancement in sexual functioning for both women and their sexual partners was noted, especially in patients undergoing vaginal tightening/perineal support procedures.

TL;DR: Specific recommendations for the assessment and treatment of women's desire, arousal, and orgasm disorders are forwarded; however, more research into these domains is needed.

TL;DR: Couples should be informed about the decline of libido, desire and orgasm, commonly encountered during pregnancy, particularly in the last trimester, and puerperium which may lead to reduction in sexual intercourse frequency.

TL;DR: It is determined in this study that sexual satisfaction do not change in pregnancy compared with the pre-pregnancy patterns despite a decline of sexual activity during the third trimester.

TL;DR: A positive significant correlation was discovered between sexual satisfaction and level of current sexual activity, and between sexual Satisfaction and life satisfaction, and in general older women are interested in continuing their sexual activities.

TL;DR: Continued efforts are warranted to conduct research and scientific reporting on the optimal assessment and management of women's sexual pain disorders, including multidisciplinary approaches.

TL;DR: Reece et al. as mentioned in this paper found that men in the United States engage in diverse solo and partnered sexual activities; however, sexual behavior is less common and more infrequent among older age cohorts.

TL;DR: The FGSIS was initially found to be a reliable and valid measure though further research is needed to understand its properties in diverse populations.

TL;DR: Women with PVD demonstrated altered PFM behavior when compared with controls, providing empirical evidence of PFMD, especially at the superficial layer.

TL;DR: In this sample of older overweight/obese diabetic men, weight loss intervention was mildly helpful in maintaining EF.

TL;DR: The inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP) is indicated for the treatment of organic erectile dysfunction after failure or rejection of other treatment options, and comparisons between the IPP and other forms of ED therapy generally reveal a higher satisfaction rate in men with ED who chose the prosthesis.