Uropharmacology in primary care: 2010 update
Leonard G. Gomella1, Costas D. Lallas1, Robert Perkel2, Christine Folia3, Irvin Hirsch1, Akhil Das1, Patrick Shenot1
Canadian Journal of Urology, Vol.17, Suppl.1, pp. 35-51, 2010
Abstract Many disorders such as erectile dysfunction, overactive
bladder, hypogonadism and benign prostatic hypertrophy
have traditionally been managed primarily by urologists.
The development of newer agents to treat many of these
conditions has allowed the primary care provider to
manage many of these common conditions. The use of
these newer medications has become commonplace in the
primary care setting. This article will update some of the
most commonly used urologic medications to optimize
patient management strategies by the primary care
provider or in coordination with the urologist. More >
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