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Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Management in Leeds

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Management in Leeds. Amar Mohee, Ayisha Khan, Anne Storey, Ian Eardley. Methods. Severe Distress. GP. DNA. RESULTS. Database set up in 2000 Cohort: n= 1933 (up to April 2011) Mean Age: 60.2 years (min 23, max 90) Mean time on treatment to date: 50.8 months

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Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Management in Leeds

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  1. Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Management in Leeds Amar Mohee, Ayisha Khan, Anne Storey, Ian Eardley

  2. Methods Severe Distress GP DNA

  3. RESULTS • Database set up in 2000 • Cohort: n= 1933 (up to April 2011) • Mean Age: 60.2 years • (min 23, max 90) • Mean time on treatment to date: 50.8 months • (Min 1, max 127)

  4. Results FOLLOW-UP Switching between therapies (12.3%) Most used: Cialis (54.0%) Least used: Alprostadil (4.3%) 1 in 5 on Levitra switches 1 in 3 switches to Cialis 6.7% switches > once • 18.0% stopped scheme • DNA, moved, GP • 25.0% Poor compliance • DNA at least once • Severely distressed?

  5. DISCUSSION WHY CIALIS? ED SCHEME Low drop-out rate (10.6%) Centralised system Long-term follow-up • Fast-acting, efficacy for longer (36hrs) • Consultant preference • Better side-effect profile?

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