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Total Citations
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About
John P. Mulhall is a leading authority in sexual medicine and urologic oncology, with a research focus on erectile function recovery and quality of life after prostate cancer treatment. His seminal 2009 meta-analysis on erectile function recovery rates after radical prostatectomy (233 citations) established foundational benchmarks for postoperative outcomes, while his work on the predictive correlation between the International Index of Erectile Function and the Sexual Health Inventory for Men (70 citations) provided clinicians with a practical tool for patient assessment. Mulhall has been instrumental in identifying factors that predict erectile function recovery and developing neuroprotective strategies during nerve-sparing surgery. Notably, his investigations into direct-to-consumer internet promotion of robotic prostatectomy (50 citations) and sexual health misinformation on treatment websites (42 citations) have highlighted critical gaps in patient education, influencing how surgeons communicate risks and expectations. His research on patient expectations regarding postoperative sexual function (37 citations) underscores his commitment to informed consent and shared decision-making. Through decision-tree modeling from the REACTT trial (28 citations) and comprehensive guidelines on prevention and management of postprostatectomy sexual dysfunctions (145 citations), Mulhall has shaped clinical practice standards, making him a pivotal figure in improving sexual health outcomes for prostate cancer survivors.
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Top Papers
- 1Erectile Function Recovery Rate after Radical Prostatectomy: A Meta-Analysis233 citations · 2009
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- 5An analysis of sexual health information on radical prostatectomy websites42 citations · 2009
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- 8Neuroprotective strategies in radical prostatectomy13 citations · 2004
- 91034: Sexual Health Misinformation on Robotic Prostatectomy Websites8 citations · 2007
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