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Male Sexual Dysfunction

Operative treatment of male sexual dysfunction is organized by clinical condition. The Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie's Disease pages each open with a decision framework and a treatment database. For pathophysiology, evaluation, and natural history, see the corresponding articles in Clinical Conditions; for implant-specific operative details, see the Penile Implants subsection; and for medical-therapy hubs (PDE5i, ICI, MUSE [discontinued in the US], testosterone, androgen adjuncts, plaque-modifying agents, priapism management), see Pharmacology: Sexual Medicine & Andrology.

  • Erectile DysfunctionA stepwise approach to erectile dysfunction, from lifestyle changes and medication to penile implants.
  • Peyronie's DiseaseTreatment of Peyronie's disease from the acute phase through surgery, including choice of operation.
  • Priapism Shunts & DecompressionOperative taxonomy for refractory ischemic priapism: Winter, Ebbehoj, T-shunt, Al-Ghorab, Burnett snake maneuver, penoscrotal decompression, proximal shunts, and early prosthesis transition.
  • Penile Implants SubsectionInflatable and malleable penile prostheses, from patient selection and setup to revision and complications.