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WHAT SCIENCE SAYS
WHAT WE KNOW

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Low intensity extracorporeal shockwave Therapy shifts PDE5i non-responders to responders

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Clinical Practice Guideline Recommendation on the Use of Low Intensity Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy

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Retrospective comparison of focused shockwave therapy and radial wave therapy for men with erectile dysfunction

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Low-Intensity Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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WHAT EXPERTS SAY

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Retrospective comparison of focused shockwave therapy and radial wave therapy for men with erectile dysfunction

"In our patient population, both fSWT and rWT were moderately effective treatments for arteriogenic ED with no observable difference in efficacy between the two modalities."

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Low intensity extracorporeal shockwave Therapy shifts PDE5i nonresponders to responders

"Although these are preliminary results, it is expected to be an alternative option for PDE5i nonresponse ED patients for physicians."

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Clinical Practice Guideline Recommendation on the Use of Low Intensity Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy

The PDE5i nonresponders became drug-sensitive after EFD of 0.05mj/mm2 of Li-ESWT treatment, which meant that after Li-ESWT they were able to achieved a good erection using PDE5i. In PDE5i responders,

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