Questions to Ask Your Urologist

You may find it helpful to ask the following questions when you meet with your urologist.

Is my cancer low, medium, or high risk?
What are my chances of losing urinary control and sexual function after surgery even if you use a current nerve sparing technique?
Do you currently use ProPep^® Nerve Monitoring System to identify the somatic nerves?
Am I a candidate for the ProPep^® Nerve Monitoring System?
What can I expect during recovery after the procedure?
What are the chances of my cancer coming back after surgery?

This information is provided for general information purposes only. It is not intended to constitute medical advice. Patients should seek the advice of a qualified urologist.

ASSISTING SURGEONS. PROTECTING PATIENTS.

The ProPep^® Nerve Monitoring System is the first FDA-cleared real-time nerve monitoring system for laparoscopic & robotic prostatectomy surgery. This system helps surgeons identify critical non-visible somatic nerves at risk during surgery, thereby allowing the surgeon to make more-informed decisions on how to spare these nerves, potentially minimizing nerve damage.

As a patient you should know that this type of nerve identification technology is standard of care for thyroid and parotid surgery, both cancerous glands that need to be removed with vital nerves at risk in doing so.

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