ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

This early-stage study tested whether injecting a patient's own bone marrow stem cells into the penis could help restore natural erections after prostate cancer surgery. The research involved 18 men who had developed erectile dysfunction following prostate removal. The main goals…

This study tested if adding a non-invasive therapy called radial shock wave treatment to standard medication (sildenafil) could better help men with erectile dysfunction. 80 men were randomly assigned to receive either the real wave therapy or a fake (placebo) therapy alongside t…

This small study tested a single injection derived from umbilical cord stem cells in 12 men with severe, long-term erectile dysfunction that did not improve with standard medication (sildenafil/Viagra). The main goals were to check if the injection was safe and to see if it could…

This study checked if improvements from a smartphone app for erectile dysfunction lasted after men stopped using it. Over 300 men who had already finished a 12-week app program were followed. Researchers wanted to see if their better sexual function scores held steady 3 months la…

This completed Phase 3 trial tested whether a combination treatment called Tanzânia could safely and effectively help men who have both erectile dysfunction and an enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia). The study involved 295 adult men who were sexually active and had …

This study tested a new, dissolving oral film version of the medication sildenafil (the active ingredient in Viagra) for treating erectile dysfunction (ED). About 488 men with ED were randomly assigned to receive either the active film or a placebo film for 12 weeks. The goal was…

This study tested whether a single injection of a patient's own bone marrow stem cells could safely improve erectile function in men who developed this problem after prostate removal surgery for cancer. It involved 54 men and measured changes in sexual function over 12 months. Th…

This small, completed pilot study tested whether low-intensity shock wave therapy could improve erectile function in men who developed ED after a severe pelvic fracture and urethral injury. The treatment was given to 25 men who had already undergone surgery to repair the urethra.…

This study aimed to understand if a simple, non-invasive skin scan could measure certain substances linked to diabetes and see if they are connected to erectile dysfunction. Researchers enrolled 97 men with type 2 diabetes to test this link. The goal was to see if this scan could…