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2022 AUA preview: Dr. Pearlman on top research in sexual dysfunction and infertility

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Amy M. Pearlman, MD, highlights 6 studies in sexual dysfunction and infertility being presented at the 2022 American Urological Association Annual Meeting.

In this video, Amy M. Pearlman, MD, discusses 6 studies in sexual dysfunction and infertility being presented at the 2022 American Urological Association Annual Meeting. Pearlman is a clinical assistant professor and Men's Health Program Director at the University of Iowa, Iowa City.

The following 6 abstracts are previewed:

LBA02-09 (Hallak, et al): Intracellular SARS-COV-2 Found In The Spermatozoa Of Convalescent Men With Negative Pcr Semen Samples Revealed By Electron Microscopy

LBA02-11 (Shechter, et al): Novel On-Demand Treatment For Lifelong Premature Ejaculation Using Transcutaneous Perineal Mini-Patch Stimulator

PD09-05 (Marinaro, et al): Use of Fresh Ejaculated Semen Samples on the Day of Planned mTESE in Men with "Azoospermia"

MP21-02 (Flores, et al): Predictors of Corporo-Venocclusive Dysfunction (CVOD) in Men With Bilateral Nerve-Sparing Radical Prostatectomy (RP)

PD23-01 (Tyler, et al): Improved Peyronie's Disease Curvature Outcomes Using a More Aggressive Collagenase Technique

MP34-02 (Able, et al): Opioid Prescribing Following Male Infertility Surgery is Associated with Persistent Opioid Use - Analysis of a U.S. Claims Database

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