Work-Up for ED in 2023: Is the Princeton 3 Algorithm Still Correct, and What Is the Role of Telemedicine?

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Work-Up for ED in 2023: Is the Princeton 3 Algorithm Still Correct, and What Is the Role of Telemedicine?

By "Princeton 4: PDE5 Inhibitors and Cardiac Health Symposium.” Huntington Medical Research Institutes, Pasadena, CA. Friday, March 10th, 2023. FEATURING Martin Miner

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July 11, 2023

Speaker Name and Title: Martin Miner MD
The Princeton 4 meeting was sponsored by an ...
read more ↘ unrestricted grant from Sanofi.
Sanofi was not involved in choosing the content or speakers for the meeting.

Affiliation of the speaker:
Men’s Health Center
The Miriam Hospital
Clinical Professor of Family Medicine and Urology
Alpert School of Medicine of Brown University

Title of the speaker’s talk: “Work-up for ED in 2023. Is the Princeton 3 algorithm still correct, and what is the role of telemedicine?”

Financial disclosure/Conflict of Interest:
- AUA ED, T, Peyronies Guideline Panel Member
- AUA Prostate Cancer Screening Guideline Panel Member
- Acerus Advisor/Research Investigator
- Halozyme Advisor Literature Support and Consultant
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