Bekir Aras
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Bekir Aras is a leading researcher in urological rehabilitation and men’s sexual health, with a particular focus on post-surgical recovery following prostate cancer treatment. His most cited work investigates the use of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) therapy to rehabilitate erectile dysfunction after bilateral nerve-sparing robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy. This 2025 study, with 4 citations to date, represents a novel, non-invasive approach to restoring erectile function, addressing a critical quality-of-life issue for prostate cancer survivors. Aras’s research bridges the gap between surgical oncology and rehabilitative medicine, offering evidence-based strategies that may reduce reliance on pharmacological interventions. His contributions are particularly impactful for patients undergoing nerve-sparing procedures, where preserving sexual function is a primary goal. By exploring the neurostimulatory potential of TENS, Aras has opened new avenues for post-operative care, demonstrating how physical therapy modalities can be adapted for pelvic floor and erectile rehabilitation. His work is widely recognized for its clinical applicability, providing urologists and rehabilitation specialists with a practical, low-risk tool to enhance patient outcomes. Aras continues to advance the field through interdisciplinary collaboration, positioning himself as a key figure in the evolving landscape of urological rehabilitation.
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