Approximately 30 million men in the U.S. suffer from some form of erectile dysfunction (ED). Contrary to what many believe, it is not limited to those over the age of 50. To help educate the community on the prevalence, causes, risk factors and treatments of ED, urologist Egbert Baumgart, MD, a board-certified physician with Urology Associates of York Hospital, will present a webinar, “Signs, Symptoms & Treatment for Erectile Dysfunction,” on Wednesday, February 15, from 6 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Dr. Baumgart will address the questions and concerns of men and their partners dealing with this affliction, and community members curious to learn more about the disease. Topics will include:
- ED etiology: What is it and where does it come from? Who is at risk?
- Review of all FDA-approved treatment options
- Treatment resistance: Why therapies may not work or stop working.
- Penile implant option
In addition, a patient champion will share his own ED story and experience. The program will end with a live Q&A session. Participants may submit questions when they register or by emailing [email protected] and putting “Feb. 15 Webinar” in the subject line.
To reserve your spot, register here. Can’t join us live? Register anyway and you will receive a link to view the recording on the hospital’s YouTube channel after the event.
To schedule an appointment with the providers at Urology Associates of York Hospital, please call 207-351-3975. For more information on this webinar or future community programs at York Hospital, contact Community Relations at [email protected] or 207-351-2385.
ABOUT OUR PRESENTER:
Egbert Baumgart, MD, attended Charring Cross and Westminster Medical School at the University of London, United Kingdom, and Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany, where he earned his MD. He then performed a residency in urology at Charité Medical Center – Humboldt University. Following a move to the U.S., Dr. Baumgart completed an internship in general surgery at University of Hawaii, surgical residency program, in Honolulu. He then completed a residency in urology at Lahey Clinic in Burlington, Mass., where he was chief resident.