Treatment options for prostate cancer have dramatically expanded. Facing a prostate cancer diagnosis often raises concerns among men and their partners: will treatment affect intimacy and their ...

Getting your prostate removed can seem daunting, and recovery can involve coping with some temporary but significant changes to your urinary, sexual, and mental health. However, the five-year survival ...

Most men with low-grade prostate cancer have an excellent prognosis, with a five-year survival rate of more than 99%. But radical prostatectomy—surgery to remove the prostate—can lead to sexual and ...

Radical prostatectomy is a cornerstone curative treatment for localized prostate cancer. However, erectile dysfunction remains a common and distressing complication, affecting 25% to over 90% of ...

For many men navigating the challenging journey of prostate cancer, radical prostatectomy represents a life-saving sur ...

Current guidelines for clinically localized prostate cancer offer a wide range of management options, from active surveillance to surgery and radiation therapy (RT). Treatment selection depends on ...

For men with a localized recurrence following prostate cancer radiotherapy, salvage treatment with either focal therapy or surgery may offer comparable long-term cancer control, but focal therapy ...

Wider resection of localized high-risk prostate cancer at surgery may come at the cost of sexual function and urinary incontinence. A phase 2 trial tested the merits of neoadjuvant therapy.