Clinical DataAll the 60 cases of prospermia treated in thisseries were outpatients of our hospital.Their ageranged from 24 to 46 years,averaging 36.4 years.The prospermia caused by chronic prostatitis wasfound in 26 c...Clinical DataAll the 60 cases of prospermia treated in thisseries were outpatients of our hospital.Their ageranged from 24 to 46 years,averaging 36.4 years.The prospermia caused by chronic prostatitis wasfound in 26 cases,urethritis in 8 cases,andcolliculitis in 2 cases,and the rest were functionalprospermia.The patients were divided into twogroups according to the patient's condition,age,andother factors.There were 30 cases in themassotherapy group,including 13 cases展开更多
Dear Editors,Sexual dimorphism is the systematic difference in size,shape,color,physiology,and behavior,between male and female individuals of the same species（Mei and Gui,2015）.Some studies have indicated that the ...Dear Editors,Sexual dimorphism is the systematic difference in size,shape,color,physiology,and behavior,between male and female individuals of the same species（Mei and Gui,2015）.Some studies have indicated that the traits of sexual dimorphism in vertebrates are the consequences of sex-biased gene expression and are controlled by multiple critical genes during growth and development（Williams and Carroll,2009）.However,the exact molecular mechanism underlying sexual dimorphism remains unclear.展开更多
Patients with cardiovascular disease and their partners expect health care providers to provide sexual counseling to assist them in maintaining sexual quality of life. Evidence suggests however, that there is a gap in...Patients with cardiovascular disease and their partners expect health care providers to provide sexual counseling to assist them in maintaining sexual quality of life. Evidence suggests however, that there is a gap in integrating evidence into practice and that relatively few cardiac patients receive sexual counseling. This can result in negative psychological, physical, and quality of life outcomes for couples who may needlessly decide sexual activity is too risky and cease all sexual activity. Two scientific statements now exist that provide ample guidance to health care providers in discussing this important topic. Using a team approach that includes physicians, nurses, physical therapists, rehabilitation staff, and others is important to ensure that sexual counseling occurs throughout recovery. In addition, several trials using interventional approaches for sexual counseling provide insight into successful approaches for sexual counseling in practice. This article provides practical strategies and evidence-based approaches for assessment and sexual counseling for all cardiac patients and their partners, and specific counseling for those with ischemic conditions, heart failure, and implanted devices.展开更多
文摘Clinical DataAll the 60 cases of prospermia treated in thisseries were outpatients of our hospital.Their ageranged from 24 to 46 years,averaging 36.4 years.The prospermia caused by chronic prostatitis wasfound in 26 cases,urethritis in 8 cases,andcolliculitis in 2 cases,and the rest were functionalprospermia.The patients were divided into twogroups according to the patient's condition,age,andother factors.There were 30 cases in themassotherapy group,including 13 cases
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文摘Dear Editors,Sexual dimorphism is the systematic difference in size,shape,color,physiology,and behavior,between male and female individuals of the same species（Mei and Gui,2015）.Some studies have indicated that the traits of sexual dimorphism in vertebrates are the consequences of sex-biased gene expression and are controlled by multiple critical genes during growth and development（Williams and Carroll,2009）.However,the exact molecular mechanism underlying sexual dimorphism remains unclear.
文摘Patients with cardiovascular disease and their partners expect health care providers to provide sexual counseling to assist them in maintaining sexual quality of life. Evidence suggests however, that there is a gap in integrating evidence into practice and that relatively few cardiac patients receive sexual counseling. This can result in negative psychological, physical, and quality of life outcomes for couples who may needlessly decide sexual activity is too risky and cease all sexual activity. Two scientific statements now exist that provide ample guidance to health care providers in discussing this important topic. Using a team approach that includes physicians, nurses, physical therapists, rehabilitation staff, and others is important to ensure that sexual counseling occurs throughout recovery. In addition, several trials using interventional approaches for sexual counseling provide insight into successful approaches for sexual counseling in practice. This article provides practical strategies and evidence-based approaches for assessment and sexual counseling for all cardiac patients and their partners, and specific counseling for those with ischemic conditions, heart failure, and implanted devices.
