Tae‐Geon Kwon

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Tae-Geon Kwon is a urological researcher whose work focuses on penile rehabilitation and post-surgical recovery following radical prostatectomy. His key research area centers on optimizing erectile function outcomes through pharmacologic interventions, particularly with phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors. Kwon's most cited study, "Factors predicting outcomes of penile rehabilitation with udenafil 50 mg following radical prostatectomy" (2015), provides critical insights into patient-specific variables that influence treatment success, helping clinicians tailor rehabilitation protocols. While his citation count of 4 reflects a niche but clinically significant contribution, this work addresses a pressing need in urology: improving quality of life for prostate cancer survivors. Kwon’s research underscores the importance of predictive factors—such as patient age, nerve-sparing status, and baseline function—in determining rehabilitation efficacy. His findings offer practical guidance for managing post-prostatectomy erectile dysfunction, a common and distressing complication. By identifying which patients benefit most from udenafil, Kwon has advanced personalized approaches to penile rehabilitation, bridging the gap between surgical outcomes and long-term patient well-being. His work remains a valuable reference for urologists seeking evidence-based strategies to enhance recovery.