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)