(D)evolving attitudes toward late onset hypogonadism

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(D)evolving attitudes toward late onset hypogonadism

Although chemotherapy is no complete substitute for psychotherapy in the treatment of impotence of the male patient, nevertheless, in cases where psychologic and/or somatic failure plays a role as etiologic agent then indeed chemotherapy is indicated.—T. Jakobovits

Volume 113, Issue 1, Pages 95–96

Author:

Martin Kathrins, M.D.

Abstract:

Although chemotherapy is no complete substitute for psychotherapy in the treatment of impotence of the male patient, nevertheless, in cases where psychologic and/or somatic failure plays a role as etiologic agent then indeed chemotherapy is indicated.

—T. Jakobovits


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