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From: News Canada, Info4YourLife Category: Men's Health
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ED erectile dysfunction.



From: News Canada, Info4YourLife Category: Men's Health
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Erectile Dysfunction-ED



From: News Canada, Info4YourLife Category: Men's Health
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Treatment of erectile dysfunction



From: News Canada, Info4YourLife Category: Men's Health
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Prostate cancer.



From: Nebraska Medical, Center Category: Men's Health
City: Omaha Language: English

Dr. Chad LaGrange explains the benefits of minimally invasive robotic surgery to treat prostate cancer.



From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital Category: Men's Health
City: Cleveland Language: English

About 30 million American men are coping with erectile dysfunction. While oral medications and non-surgical alternatives can be effective, for some men a penile prosthesis is the final solution for erectile dysfunction. In this clip, Dr. Drogo Montague of the Cleveland Clinic Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute narrates and animation of the surgical procedure for penile prosthesis.



From: Detroit Medical Center, Detroit MI Category: Men's Health
City: Detroit Language: English

DMC Urology expert uses laser-based Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP) to provide relief to patients suffering from prostate blockage of urinary track.



From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital Category: Men's Health
City: Cleveland Language: English

Sometimes prostate cancer treatment requires surgery to remove the gland. Prostatectomy, whether performed as a traditional open surgery, a minimally invasive procedure, or with the assistance of a robot, can help men diagnosed with prostate cancer. In this clip, Dr. J. Stephen Jones narrates an animation of the laparoscopic approach to removing the prostate gland.



From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital Category: Men's Health
City: Cleveland Language: English

Prostate cancer is considered to be a silent disease. The American Cancer Society says one man in six will get it in his lifetime and one in thirty-five will die of the disease, but there is a way to catch it before it is too late. It's a specific blood test called a PSA.


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