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About
Dylan Hutchison is a leading researcher in urologic oncology and post-prostatectomy functional recovery, with a focus on improving continence and quality of life for prostate cancer survivors. His work centers on urinary outcomes following robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP), particularly urgency and incontinence, which are common and distressing side effects. Hutchison’s major contributions include pioneering the University of Virginia’s Prostatectomy Functional Outcomes Program (PFOP), a comprehensive system to prospectively assess and optimize continence. He has also advanced accessible care by comparing in-person versus online pelvic floor rehabilitation programs, demonstrating that novel digital therapies can overcome barriers like therapist availability and scheduling. His studies, such as those on predictors of urinary outcomes and the effectiveness of structured pelvic floor therapy versus unsupervised exercises, have garnered citations (e.g., 4 and 3 citations for key 2023 papers) and are shaping clinical guidelines. Notably, his 2024 comparison of online versus in-person programs highlights his commitment to scalable, patient-centered solutions. Hutchison’s work is vital for clinicians and researchers seeking evidence-based strategies to enhance post-surgical recovery, making him a key figure in urologic functional outcomes.
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