European association of urology guidelines for sexual and reproductive health 2020: what is new?

Abstract

The European Association of Urology Guidelines has initially been published in 1996 and 4 years later, the sections on ejaculation disorders and erectile dysfunction (ED) were included. Since then, each year these sections have been updated by specialists from different European countries. After the significant revisions on premature ejaculation (PE) section, the text was renamed to “EAU Guidelines on Male Sexual Dysfunction” in 2009. In 2011 and 2014, sections on penile curvature and priapism have been included and the “Male Sexual Dysfunction” guideline maintained until 2019 [1]. In 2020, the guidelines on male sexual dysfunction, male infertility, hypogonadism, and penile curvature were gathered in a single chapter entitled “Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)” with extensive content that is worth consulting. The guidelines on “SRH” incl