Background Radical prostatectomy (RP) is recommended for the treatment of men with
clinically localised prostate cancer. However, RP is associated with a high incidence of …

Introduction Optimal oncologic control of higher stage prostate cancers often requires
sacrificing the neurovascular bundles (NVB) with subsequent postoperative erectile …

Aim: We prospectively investigated health‐related quality of life (HR‐QOL), including sexual
function and sexual bother, in patients who underwent nerve grafting during a radical …

Objective To study a novel penile reinnervation technique using four sural nerve grafts and
end‐to‐side neurorraphies connecting bilaterally the femoral nerve and the cavernous …

OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the success of erectile function preservation and recovery in a
select group of patients with extensive disease unilaterally on biopsy who were candidates …

Introduction Radical prostatectomy (RP) is a common technique for managing prostate
cancer. Concern regarding functional outcomes in patients prompted the development of …

Prostate cancer screening has led to the diagnosis of localized prostate cancer in
increasingly young and sexually active men. Accordingly, the impact of cancer treatment on …

Introduction Although studies have reported a benefit to bilateral cavernous nerve graft (NG)
interposition, the role of unilateral NG interposition in recovery of erectile function (EF) after …

Background: Intrafascial nerve-sparing prostatectomy has been currently applied based on
the updated anatomic understanding of periprostatic cavernous nerves, in order to provide …

OBJECTIVES To analyse the impact of a≈ 50% reduction of cavernous nervous tissue on
the qualitative and quantitative recovery of sexual function after unilateral (UNS) and …