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Contemporary Management of Impotence and Infertilityis, as its title suggests, two small texts in one binding. It offers a concise, up-to-date summary of the recent developments in the diagnosis and management of erectile dysfunction as well as male factor infertility. As I read the text in preparation for this review, I had a recurrent sense ofdéjà vuand soon realized that much of the information contained herein was previously published in two past issues of theUrologic Clinics of North America1,2by many of the same authors. If, however, repetition is indeed the mother of learning, the reader can learn from what is said in this book. Over the past few years, Dr Tom Lue and his colleagues at the University of California, San Francisco, have made significant contributions to our understanding of erectile function. Dr Lue's writing style and corrosion cast photographs allow even the novice
Anthony J. Thomas (1989) studied this question.