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  • [Genitourinary complications after pelvic radiotherapy: Diagnosis and management]. [Journal Article]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(12):563-571.Dubois A, Freton L, … Peyronnet BPU
  • CONCLUSIONS: Genitourinary complications after pelvic radiotherapy are frequent and mild in the early phase but rare and severe in the late phase. Their management is based on a vast diagnostic and therapeutic arsenal, but the treatments are only symptomatic, and the sequelae of radiotherapy remains, to date, irreversible.
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  • [Male contraception]. [Journal Article]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(13):718-732.Faix A, Methorst C, … Huyghe EPU
  • CONCLUSIONS: The question of male contraception will become increasingly important in consultations with urologists. The urologist will have to inform the patient, as required by law, before the vasectomy is performed, and provide the best possible advice on the technique, which will often be minimally invasive without the need for a scalpel. New reversible options should also broaden the range of options available on a routine basis, with a view to gradually moving towards contraceptive equity.
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  • [Testicular and epididymal sperm extraction surgery]. [Review]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(13):697-709.Huyghe E, Faix A, … Methorst C
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  • CONCLUSIONS: The expert consensus meeting on the performance of sperm extraction surgery presented a set of clinical guidelines based on the available literature and expert opinion. These guidelines should have a favourable effect on the development of this activity in France.
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  • [Surgery to improve male fertility]. [Systematic Review]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(13):681-696.Huyghe E, Faix A, Methorst CPU
  • CONCLUSIONS: Whenever possible, the urologist should present the surgical options for improving male fertility to the ART team and to the couple, discussing the benefit/risk balance of the operation as part of a personalized approach.
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  • [Medical treatments for male infertility]. [Review]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(13):653-680.Methorst C, Faix A, Huyghe EPU
  • CONCLUSIONS: This review should help urologists gain a better understanding of the various medical treatments and enable them to define an appropriate therapeutic strategy, tailored to the patient and the couple, in order to obtain the best results.
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  • [Infections and male infertility]. [Review]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(13):636-652.Saint F, Huyghe E, … Faix A
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  • CONCLUSIONS: This review should help the urologist to establish an accurate diagnosis of the form and extent of the infection, and enable him to define an appropriate therapeutic strategy, tailored to the patient, in order to obtain the best chances of improving male fertility.
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  • [Varicocele and male infertility]. [Review]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(13):624-635.Huyghe E, Methorst C, Faix A
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  • CONCLUSIONS: Whenever possible, the urologist should present and discuss treatment options for varicocele with the MPA team and the patient, taking a personalized approach.
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  • [Male infertility, environment and lifestyle]. [Review]
    Prog Urol. 2023 Nov; 33(13):613-623.Methorst C, Perrin J, … Huyghe E
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  • CONCLUSIONS: This review should help the urologist to assess and counsel patients in order to improve their reproductive health. These factors should be routinely investigated in infertile men.
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