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Erin Jesse is a urological researcher whose work bridges surgical innovation, patient recovery, and legal medicine. Her primary research areas include postoperative pain management, chronic scrotal pain, and the medicolegal implications of urological procedures. Jesse’s most impactful contribution is a randomized controlled trial examining how music therapy affects recovery after robotic prostatectomy, which found that music significantly reduced postoperative pain, anxiety, and narcotic use—a safe, cost-effective intervention with 11 citations. She also advanced the understanding of microsurgical denervation of the spermatic cord (MDSC) as a testicle-sparing alternative for chronic scrotal pain, providing a historical perspective and recent developments (6 citations). Additionally, her legal database review on sexual dysfunction damages analyzed malpractice claims arising from urological interventions, highlighting procedural risks and patient outcomes (3 citations). Jesse’s work demonstrates a commitment to improving surgical recovery, preserving fertility, and understanding the legal landscape of urological care, making her research valuable for clinicians and patients alike.