Brian Christine
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About
Brian Christine is a urologist whose research focuses on the complex, often under-addressed quality-of-life issues following prostate cancer treatment, specifically radical prostatectomy. His key contributions center on the intersection of post-surgical sexual function and urinary control. Christine’s most cited work, "Climacturia Following Radical Prostatectomy: The Time is Now to Query and Treat" (2017, 7 citations), brings critical attention to orgasm-induced urinary incontinence—a condition that, while common, frequently leads to patient shame and avoidance of intimacy. By advocating for routine clinical inquiry and treatment, this paper has helped destigmatize a significant detractor to quality of life. His complementary work, "Concomitant Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction and Postprostatectomy Stress Urinary Incontinence" (2011, 2 citations), demonstrates a practical, integrated approach to managing dual post-surgical morbidities. Through these contributions, Christine has advanced the urological field’s understanding that treating the whole patient—not just the cancer—requires addressing these intertwined functional outcomes. His research serves as a vital resource for clinicians and researchers committed to improving survivorship and restoring patients’ confidence and intimacy after prostate cancer therapy.
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