Sexual outcomes after partial penectomy for XXXX : results from a multi-institutional study.

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UNASSIGNED: @entity5 is an uncommon @entity5 . Surgical treatment is inevitably mutilating. Considering the strong impact on @entity1 ' sexual life we want to evaluate sexual function and satisfaction after partial penectomy. The @entity1 in this study (n = 25) represented all those who attended our institutions and were diagnosed and treated for @entity5 from October 2011 to November 2013. All @entity1 underwent partial penectomy and followed-up (mean: 14 months; range: 12-25). Sexual presurgical baseline was estimated using the International Index of @entity323 15 (IIEF-15). Sexual outcomes of each @entity1 were estimated considering four standardized and validated questionnaires. We analyzed the means and ranges of IIEF-15 including erectile function (IIEF-1-5 and -15), orgasmic function (IIEF-9 and -10), sexual desire (IIEF-11 and -12), intercourse satisfaction (IIEF-6-8), and overall satisfaction (IIEF-13 and -14). Then, we also used Quality of Erection Questionnaire (QEQ), @entity323 Inventory of Treatment Satisfaction (EDITS) and Self-Esteem and Relationship (SEAR) to evaluate the sexual function and satisfaction of our @entity1 . The final results showed that @entity5 leads to several sexual and @entity458 . Nevertheless, @entity1 who undergo partial penectomy for @entity5 can maintain the sexual outcomes at levels slightly lower to those that existed in the period before surgery.
