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Lupus Sexual Dysfunction: Body Image Is a Red Herring2026-05-23
In 68 Mexican women with lupus, overall body image did not predict sexual dysfunction — partner status, age, and self-esteem did
Body image and sexual function in women with systemic lupus erythematosus: a cross-sectional study sexual dysfunction cross-sectional women's health mental health quality of life
Hypospadias Men Care About Looks, Not Meatus Location2026-05-11
78 of 501 patients responded: those who did reported good overall satisfaction, driven more by appearance than urinary function (r = .60)
Long-Term Sex Life After Hypospadias Repair: Appearance Beats Anatomy hypospadias surgical outcomes patient satisfaction pediatric urology sexual dysfunction quality of life
Whose Infertility Hurts Whom More?2026-04-21
Female-factor infertility lowered male partners' wellbeing scores; male-factor infertility had no detectable effect on female partners
Male- and Female-Factor Infertility and Partners' Quality of Life During ART infertility male infertility cross-sectional quality of life
Only 12% of Men Satisfied With Surgical Appearance2025-12-26
Only 12% of men with repaired bladder exstrophy were satisfied with genital appearance; 43% of women met criteria for sexual dysfunction
Long-term Sexual Outcomes in Classic Bladder Exstrophy: Insights from Standardized Scores bladder exstrophy pediatric urology sexual dysfunction erectile dysfunction surgical outcomes patient satisfaction retrospective cohort quality of life
Sexual Problems Drive Dissatisfaction — Not Vice Versa2025-12-18
Sexual problems at baseline predicted lower satisfaction 2 years later, but satisfaction did not predict future problems — a one-way street in 83 couples
The Interrelationships Between Sexual Problems and Sexual Satisfaction: A Two-Year Longitudinal Study with Dyads sexual dysfunction quality of life longitudinal study relationship health
Robotic Surgery Halves Ejaculation Problems After Rectal Cancer2024-10-22
Robotic rectal surgery cut ejaculatory dysfunction from 41% to 25% vs. laparoscopic at 12 months — no edge on erections
Prospective Multicenter Comprehensive Survey on Male Sexual Dysfunction following Laparoscopic, Robotic, and Transanal Approaches for Rectal Cancer (the LANDMARC Study) surgical outcomes erectile dysfunction sexual dysfunction robotics quality of life