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Introduction In an age where medicine increasingly turns toward nature for biochemical inspiration, few compounds have drawn as much scientific fascination as diosmin — a naturally occurring flavonoid glycoside predominantly found in citrus fruits. Originally isolated from Scrophularia nodosa nearly…

Introduction: The Weight of Deficiency Testosterone deficiency, or male hypogonadism, represents one of the most underdiagnosed and undertreated endocrine conditions of modern times. Despite its ancient roots—described in literature long before hormones were ever quantified—hypogonadism has only recently emerged from…

Introduction: When Biology Defies Expectation Klinefelter syndrome (KS) is a genetic enigma that quietly challenges our assumptions about masculinity, hormones, and human behavior. Traditionally defined by the karyotype 47,XXY, KS is the most common sex chromosomal abnormality in males, affecting…

Introduction: Two Old Drugs, One Persistent Problem Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) remains one of the most devastating chronic cardiovascular disorders, characterized by elevated pulmonary artery pressure, progressive vascular remodeling, and eventual right heart failure. Despite the availability of several pharmacological…

Introduction: When Physiology Meets Psychology Erectile dysfunction (ED) — the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance — is far more than an inconvenience. It is a biomarker of systemic health, a signal of…

The treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED) has long relied on oral phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors—most notably, sildenafil citrate. Since its debut in the late 1990s, sildenafil has revolutionized sexual medicine, transforming an often stigmatized disorder into a treatable physiological…

The management of erectile dysfunction (ED) has evolved significantly since the late 1990s, when the introduction of sildenafil citrate redefined both pharmacology and male sexual health. Yet, despite its clinical success, oral sildenafil still faces the same pharmacokinetic barriers that…

Vein grafting is a cornerstone of modern vascular and cardiac surgery. Whether restoring coronary flow in bypass surgery or repairing peripheral circulation, the autologous vein graft remains a trusted surgical ally. Yet this ally has a critical flaw: its long-term…

Since its approval in 1998, sildenafil citrate (Viagra®) has revolutionized the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED) and expanded its therapeutic reach into pulmonary arterial hypertension and other vasculopathic conditions. With more than two decades of global use, sildenafil is widely…

Preterm birth remains one of the greatest unresolved challenges in modern obstetrics. Despite decades of pharmacological innovation, the global incidence of premature birth exceeds 15 million cases annually, with neonatal morbidity and mortality remaining unacceptably high. Conventional tocolytics—β₂-agonists, calcium channel…

Gastric ulcers remain one of the most persistent challenges in modern gastroenterology. Despite decades of research and the availability of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) and H₂-blockers, the side effects of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) continue to trigger new cases each…

Introduction Few areas of medicine are more delicately balanced between biology, psychology, and social expectation than female sexuality. For decades, clinicians treated low sexual desire or arousal problems in women with vague diagnoses, broad psychotherapeutic strategies, and a trial-and-error approach…

Introduction In the intricate dance of pharmacotherapy, precision is everything. The difference between therapeutic success and clinical failure often rests on a few micrograms of a drug molecule circulating in the plasma. Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM), therefore, is not a…

Introduction Androgen deficiency is a clinical reality that every urologist must learn to navigate with caution and precision. It is far from being a one-size-fits-all diagnosis. Instead, it represents a constellation of endocrine, metabolic, and sexual health issues that overlap…

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) remains one of the most common and distressing complications in men with diabetes mellitus. The burden is heavy not only on physical health but also on psychological well-being, self-esteem, and relationships. Epidemiological studies estimate that between…

Introduction Infertility remains one of the most challenging conditions for modern reproductive medicine. Affecting an estimated 10–15% of couples worldwide, it is not merely a medical problem but also an emotional and social one. The cornerstone of treatment for many…

Cerebral small vessel disease (cSVD) is one of the silent culprits of modern neurology. Often invisible until it manifests as stroke, cognitive decline, or dementia, cSVD has proven remarkably resistant to targeted therapies. For decades, clinicians have relied on controlling…

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is not merely an inconvenience of intimacy; it is a sentinel condition reflecting systemic health. Its prevalence increases with age, yet it is hardly an inevitable consequence of aging. Rather, it serves as a clinical clue…

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) remains one of the most challenging and psychologically distressing conditions in men, not because it directly shortens life expectancy, but because it erodes intimacy, confidence, and overall quality of life. By 2025, it is projected that…

Introduction Testosterone, often portrayed as the symbol of masculinity and vitality, is in reality a tightly regulated hormone with profound effects on nearly every system of the male body. Its decline, whether due to congenital defects, acquired diseases, or functional…

Introduction The human brain is an organ of remarkable resilience, yet it is also exquisitely sensitive to the wear and tear of life’s stressors. Modern life demands multitasking, constant availability, and relentless performance, all of which place the central nervous…

Adenosine, a seemingly humble nucleoside, is in reality a master conductor of cellular communication, influencing cardiovascular function, immune responses, neural activity, and cancer progression. Over the past decades, biomedical research has revealed that adenosine is more than a metabolic byproduct—it…

Introduction Since its dramatic debut in the late 1990s, sildenafil citrate—better known under its brand name Viagra—has reshaped the management of erectile dysfunction. What began as a compound designed to investigate cardiovascular pathways quickly became a blockbuster medication that has…

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is one of the most common conditions encountered in men’s health, affecting up to half of men over the age of 40 to varying degrees. While the condition is often simplistically attributed to aging or psychological…

Introduction Few topics in men’s health inspire as much discussion as the intersection of hormones, sexual function, and the prostate. Testosterone, long regarded as the engine of male physiology, exerts wide-reaching effects on muscle mass, mood, libido, and the cardiovascular…

Introduction Preeclampsia remains one of the most formidable complications of pregnancy, affecting up to 8% of expectant mothers worldwide. Characterized by new-onset hypertension, proteinuria, and a spectrum of systemic disturbances, it continues to challenge obstetricians and researchers alike. Historically regarded…

Introduction In medicine, certain molecules appear repeatedly in seemingly unrelated contexts—cardiovascular protection, cancer biology, neurological regulation, and immune modulation. One such molecule is adenosine, a humble purine nucleoside that quietly orchestrates countless cellular functions. If the body were an orchestra,…

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is not a trivial inconvenience. For millions of men worldwide, it represents a daily struggle with intimacy, confidence, and well-being. Historically, ED was often whispered about, hidden behind closed doors, or attributed to vague “nervous complaints.”…

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is not merely an inconvenience for men with advanced kidney disease—it is a persistent and often distressing reality. The condition affects self-esteem, intimacy, and quality of life. In patients undergoing chronic hemodialysis, the prevalence of ED…

Introduction The marriage of nanotechnology and medicine has long been heralded as a defining moment in modern science. When this powerful toolkit encounters herbal antioxidants—compounds treasured for centuries in traditional medicine—something remarkable emerges. Herbal extracts are replete with polyphenols, flavonoids,…

Introduction Surgery on the liver has always been one of the more daring feats of modern medicine. The liver is large, richly vascularized, and unforgiving of surgical miscalculations. Hepatectomy—the removal of a portion of the liver—remains central to treating cancers…

Introduction In the field of cardiac surgery, few intraoperative challenges are as formidable as pulmonary hypertension (PH). Patients undergoing valvular heart surgery frequently present with elevated pulmonary arterial pressures, often secondary to long-standing left-sided heart disease. In such cases, the…

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is one of the most prevalent disorders affecting men, yet it remains among the most frustrating to manage when conventional therapies fail. Defined as the persistent inability to attain or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory…

Introduction When sildenafil citrate—better known by its trade name Viagra—entered the market in the late 1990s, it did more than transform the management of erectile dysfunction. It altered conversations around sexuality, aging, and male reproductive health. Almost immediately, clinicians, researchers,…

Introduction Cardiac surgery has become safer, faster, and more predictable over the past half century, but its complications remain sobering. Among them, acute kidney injury (AKI) stands out as both common and deadly. Depending on the definition used, AKI occurs…

Introduction Testosterone therapy has experienced a renaissance in recent decades. Once confined to men with well-documented hypogonadism, its prescription has broadened dramatically. Today, men well under the threshold of deficiency are often treated, sometimes without even a confirmatory hormone measurement….