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See Latest ArticlesErectile Function Recovery Rate after Radical Prostatectomy: A Meta-Analysis
The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 06/10/09
Tal R et al. - The data indicate that most of the published literature does not meet strict criteria for reporting post-RP EFR. Single and multiple surgeon series have comparable EFR rates, but single center studies have a higher EFR. Younger men have higher EFR and no significant difference in EFR between ORP and LRP is evident.
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