The Effect of Nerve Sparing Status On Sexual and Urinary Function: 3-Year Results from the CEASAR Study.
AUTHORS
Avulova
S ,
Zhao
Z ,
Lee
D ,
Huang
LC ,
Koyama
T ,
Hoffman
KE ,
Conwill
RM ,
Wu
XC ,
Chen
V ,
Cooperberg
MR ,
Goodman
M ,
Greenfield
S ,
Hamilton
AS ,
Hashibe
M ,
Paddock
LE ,
Stroup
A ,
Resnick
MJ ,
Penson
DF ,
Barocas
DA ,
. The Journal of urology. 2017 12 15; ().
- PMID: 29253578 [PubMed].
ABSTRACT
Nerve sparing (NS) contributes to recovery of sexual and urinary function after radical prostatectomy (RP) but may be ineffective in some patients or risk positive surgical margin. We evaluated sexual and urinary function outcomes in prostate cancer (PCa) patients treated with RP, according to degree of NS.
Nerve sparing (NS) contributes to recovery of sexual and urinary function after radical prostatectomy (RP) but may be ineffective in some patients or risk positive surgical margin. We evaluated sexual and urinary function outcomes in prostate cancer (PCa) patients treated with RP, according to degree of NS.
Tags: Alumni Publications 2017