Patients with varying prostate sizes, ages, comorbidities and individual values have personalized BPH treatment options available to them. But the dawn of these new technologies has also played a key role in empowering urologists to safeguard ejaculatory outcomes, as well as their understanding of the key anatomic landmarks essential for sexual preservation. Even within the past few years, new options have become available that require no removal of prostate tissue, and no implants left behind.Continue reading
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Treatment options for patients with ejaculatory dysfunction
By, Matthew Coward, M.D., Department of Urology, University of North Carolina Despite much less attention than erectile dysfunction and other male fertility problems, ejaculatory dysfunction can be one of the most frustrating sexual symptoms a patient can experience.. The purpose of ejaculation is to deposit sperm into the vagina for reproduction, and most men...Continue reading
