Nerve-sparing cystectomy helps preserve sexual and urinary function

Access through your institution Buy or subscribe Lane BR _ et al_. (2006) Nerve-sparing laparoscopic radical cystectomy: technique and initial outcomes. _Urology_ 68: 778–783 Although

radical cystectomy is an effective treatment for bladder cancer, it can have negative effects on urinary and sexual function. Lane _ et al_. have performed nerve-sparing and

reproductive-organ-sparing laparoscopic radical cystectomy (LRC) on five patients, and in a recent article in _Urology_ describe their technique and short-term results. This is a preview of

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