We'll also get into some discussion about employer health plans and exclusions and how that has affected the field.

We'll talk about health plan coverage, and considerations regarding various interventions, including penile prosthetics and what we want to consider here with regard to coverage across gender lines and health topics related to that. By way of overview, we'll discuss what are some of the hidden burdens, we'll discuss about how the health care system has some impact. We thought this was a great topic and a very timely topic to address the burdens of erectile dysfunction, which may traverse various topic areas ranging from the biology of burdens to mental health aspects to even health care access, and the economics of erectile dysfunction. Wisenbaugh GURS Fellowship in Male Reconstructive and Prosthetic Urology at the University of California, Irvine.īurnett: By way of introduction, I'm Arthur Burnett, and I have some tremendous colleagues with me today for a presentation for Urology Times on the hidden burdens of erectile dysfunction. Walsh Distinguished professor of urology and oncology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute in Baltimore, Maryland Gross is an assistant professor of surgery at Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine in Hanover, New Hampshire, Mulcahy is president of Mulcahy Consulting Inc, and Yafi is an associate professor of urology, chief of the Division Men’s Health and Reconstructive Urology, director of Men’s Health and Newport Urology and co-Director of the Eric S. Mulcahy, MD, PhD, and Faysal Yafi, MD, FRCSC, give an overview of some of the burdens of this condition. Burnett II, MD, MBA, and panelists Martin S. In part 1 of this Expert Forum series on the hidden burdens of erectile dysfunction, moderator Arthur L.

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