Urol. praxi, 2011; 12(2): 111-113
With increasing incidents of prostate cancer, the number of curative, effective radical prostatectomies carried out through various
means has been rising. The most frequent complications in the postoperative phase are urine incontinence and erectile dysfunction. For
sexually-active men, losing their ability to have an erection can lead to a marked decline in their quality of life. Numerous publications
confirm the benefits of both urologists and their patients taking an active stance towards this problem. A single, standard strategy for
addressing the issue does not exist; apart from surgical techniques, methods include postoperative care and the regular use of various
remedies to achieve an erection. The authors focused on the current options available for the prevention and treatment of erectile
dysfunction after radical prostatectomy.
Published: April 1, 2011 Show citation