Subcapsular vs Total Orchiectomy: Which Patients Prefer?

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Does the type of orchiectomy performed affect patient satisfaction? A new study suggests it does.

In this episode of UroNurse News, host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, reviews new research comparing subcapsular orchiectomy and total orchiectomy in men undergoing surgical androgen deprivation therapy. Investigators found that men who underwent subcapsular orchiectomy reported greater satisfaction, while maintaining the same therapeutic goal of testosterone suppression.

Vic explains:

The differences between subcapsular orchiectomy and total orchiectomy
Why patient satisfaction matters in prostate cancer treatment
Cosmetic and psychological considerations following surgery
Potential impact on quality of life
What urology nurses and healthcare providers should know
How these findings may influence patient counseling and shared decision-making
Whether you're a urology nurse, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, urologist, resident, medical student, or other healthcare professional, this concise update provides practical insights into evolving surgical management for advanced prostate cancer.

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