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CONCLUSION

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  1. Conclusions
  2. Ex. 21. Say to what conclusion you have come after having read the text “Kidney Stones”.

A great deal of progress has been made in the pharmacological treatment of ED. In the past, the most effective therapy required intracavernosal injections, but an increasing number of oral agents have been introduced with very good success rates. Any successful pharmacological treatment for erectile failure demands a degree of integrity of the penile mechanisms of erection. Further studies of individual agents and synergistic activity of available substances are underway. The search for the ideal pharmacological therapy for erectile failure aims at fulfilling the following characteristics: good efficacy, easy administration, freedom from toxicity and side-effects, with a rapid onset and a possible long-acting effect.

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