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The impact of prostate cancer treatments, such as surgery and radiotherapy, on sexual function and overall health.
Prostate stimulation during pegging can produce intense orgasms and change the subjective experience and mechanics of ejaculation — including non‑ejaculatory “prostate orgasms,” combined (dual) orgasm...
Gleason score and positive surgical margin (PSM) status are both important prognostic signals after radical prostatectomy and they influence the clinical calculus about salvage radiotherapy (SRT): PSM...
Modern "ultrasensitive" PSA assays push analytic detection down into the picogram-per-milliliter range—commonly reported as limits between roughly 0.001 and 0.003 ng/mL (1–3 pg/µL) and historically as...
Surgeons and urologists converge on a small set of reproducible techniques—most commonly bone‑pressed erect length (BPEL) and stretched penile length (SPL)—measured with a rigid ruler pressed to the p...
Randomized trials and a high-profile prospective meta-analysis comparing adjuvant radiotherapy (aRT) versus early salvage radiotherapy (eSRT) after prostatectomy showed no clear event‑free survival ad...
Early vacuum erection device (VED) use after radical prostatectomy (RP) is associated with improved erectile function scores and preservation of penile length in multiple series, but the likelihood of...
Prostate stimulation immediately after a bowel movement is not inherently dangerous for most people, and many clinicians and guides actually recommend emptying the bowels before anal or prostate play ...