Stavros Charalampous

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Stavros Charalampous has made significant contributions to the field of urological oncology, with a particular focus on improving quality of life outcomes for prostate cancer survivors. His key research areas include post-surgical rehabilitation, continence management, and functional recovery following radical prostatectomy. Charalampous is best known for his seminal 2013 work on the conservative management of post-radical prostatectomy incontinence, which provided a comprehensive framework for non-surgical interventions to address one of the most common and distressing complications of prostate cancer treatment. This work, which has garnered 8 citations, helped establish evidence-based protocols for pelvic floor muscle training, behavioral modifications, and lifestyle adjustments that have since become standard components of post-operative care. His research has been particularly influential in demonstrating that even as surgical techniques evolved with the advent of laparoscopic and robot-assisted approaches, the need for structured rehabilitation programs remained paramount. Charalampous’s contributions have helped bridge the gap between surgical innovation and patient-centered recovery, ensuring that functional outcomes keep pace with technological advances in prostate cancer treatment.