Cancer and Sexual Health

Functional Anatomy Of The Male Sex Organs.- Functional Anatomy Of The Female Sex Organs.- Physiology Of Libido.- Physiology Of Orgasm.- Physiology Of Female Sexual Arousal.- Physiology Of Erection.- Physiology Of Ejaculation.- Classifying Female Sexual Dysfunction.- Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder.- Disorders Of Female Sexual Arousal.- Disorders Of Female Orgasm.- Sexual Pain Disorders.- Erectile Dysfunction.- Hypogonadism.- Peyronie's Disease.- Disorders Of Ejaculation And Male Orgasm.- Priapism.- The Sexual Health Interview: Male.- The Sexual Health Interview: Female.- Communicating about Sex.- Validated Questionnaires In Female Sexual Function Assessment.- Validated Questionnaires In Male Sexual Function Assessment.- Evaluation of the Female with Sexual Dysfunction.- Evaluation of the Male with Sexual Dysfunction.- Partner Consequences Of Sexual Dysfunction.- Sexual Health in Gay & Lesbian Patients.- Impact of Cancer Diagnosis on Sexual Health.- Breast Cancer.- Gynecological Cancers.- Pelvic Surgery for Urological Cancers.- Pelvic Radiation in Men.- Pelvic Radiation in Women.- Impact Of Chemotherapy and Hormone Therapy On Female Sexual Health.- Impact Of Androgen Deprivation Therapy on Male Sexual Health.- Colorectal Cancer.- Stem Cell Transplant.- Sexual Health in the Terminally Ill.- Survivorship: An Overview.- Nutriceuticals in Sexual Health.- Medical Treatments For Sexual Problems In Women.- Surgical Treatments For Sexual Problems In Women.- Sex Therapy In Female Sexual Dysfunction.- Erectile Function Preservation in the Cancer Patient.- Erectile Dysfunction: Pharmacological Therapy.- Erectile Dysfunction: Devices.- Management Of Premature Ejaculation.- Testosterone Supplementation In The Male Cancer Patient.- Sex Therapy In Male Sexual Dysfunction.- Restoring Intimacy In Relationships Affected by Cancer.- Dating And Disclosure ForSingle Cancer Survivors.

From the reviews:

"Nearly 100 internationally recognised contributors ... collected an impressive amount of information useful for sexual medicine clinicians, urologists and oncologists. The book is divided into five parts. ... All pharmacological, nutritional, surgical and psychological strategies were exhaustively considered including current and future options. This outstanding textbook succeeded in its aim and we recommend this as a reference to clinicians involved in cancer management or in urology-andrology for them to obtain valuable information which can be useful in clinical practice." (European Eurology Today, October/November, 2011)

"Cover the issues of sexual function before, during, and after cancer treatment. ... appeal to primary care practitioners, surgeons, urologists, gynecologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, endocrinologists, social workers, and lay people. ... chapters are so well written and illustrated that a person without a medical background could understand it. ... This book should be an important part of the library of every clinician ... . an excellent resource and has very broad appeal to numerous specialists, clinicians, and even lay people. There is something here for everyone." (Jack Henry Mydlo, Doody's Review Service, July, 2011)