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Based on the results above it was felt that any pathway needed to be a standardized pathway of care for ED and also addressing side effects of therapy whilst managing patient expectations both pre and post operatively (Table 52.1).
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‘Proper aftercare needs to be in place.’—ID2
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‘If we are given a choice between cancer and erections, we choose clearance of cancer, but ED does need to be addressed.’ —ID3.
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Based on the results above it was felt that any pathway needed to be a standardized pathway of care for ED and also addressing side effects of therapy whilst managing patient expectations both pre and post operatively (Table 52.1).
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‘Proper aftercare needs to be in place.’—ID2
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‘If we are given a choice between cancer and erections, we choose clearance of cancer, but ED does need to be addressed.’ —ID3.
This also extended to counselling. What is becoming quite apparent, is the requirement for psychosexual pathway as a recurrent theme. Whilst cancer control is acknowledged as initially important as part of survival, so too is ED.
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Goonewardene, S.S., Persad, R. (2018). Code 7: An Automatic Pathway for Patients with Erectile Dysfunction After Prostate Surgery. In: Prostate Cancer Survivorship . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65358-7_52
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