| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4271395 | The Journal of Sexual Medicine | 2010 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Male erectile dysfunction is a frequent complication after rectal resection as a result of carcinoma of the rectum. The high incidence of sexual dysfunctions results from the radical nature of the procedure and from additional radiation or colostomy therapy. These patients need accompanying urological care for treatment of their sexual dysfunction. Zugor V, Miskovic I, Lausen B, Matzel K, Hohenberger W, Schreiber M, Labanaris AP, Neuhuber W, Witt J, and Schott GE. Sexual dysfunction after rectal surgery: A retrospective study of men without disease recurrence.
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Authors
Vahudin MD, Ivica Miskovic, Berthold PhD, Klaus MD, Werner MD, Mathias MD, Apostolos P. MD, Winfried MD, Jörn MD, Günter E. MD,