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Rigicon Talks - Session 4: The Patient and Nurse Perspective in Prosthetic Urology Surgeries

00:00 Introduction 00:40 - 02:22 What is the nurse's role in prosthetic urology surgeries, and how do nurses help patients prepare for the procedure? 02:23 - 03:25 How can nurses help patients manage their expectations and concerns before surgery? 03:26 - 05:18 What does the typical recovery process look like after surgery? 05:19 - 06:05 How does teamwork between nurses and surgeons impact patient care and outcomes in prosthetic urology surgeries? 06:06 - 06:42 What advice would you give to patients considering an implant? 06:42 Stay tuned Follow Rigicon on social media • Twitter -   / rigiconurology   • Instagram -   / rigiconurology   • Facebook -   / rigiconurology   • LinkedIn -   / rigicon   FAQ How do nurses assist during penile implant surgery? Nurses play an essential role before, during, and after surgery. They are responsible for educating patients about the procedure, managing pre-operative screenings, and offering post-operative support. They ensure patients understand each stage of the process and are available to answer questions or address concerns. What does patient education from a nurse involve before penile implant surgery? Nurses bridge the gap between the patient and the surgeon by explaining the procedure, answering questions, and conducting pre-operative screenings. Their goal is to ensure the patient is fully informed about what to expect before, during, and after the surgery. What post-operative care do nurses provide? Post-operative care is crucial, and nurses are a key source of support for patients during recovery. They assist with medication management, guide patients through the recovery process, and are available to address any concerns that arise, especially during the first few days after surgery and over the six-week recovery period. Do nurses help with the activation of the penile prosthesis? Yes, nurses often assist with activating or cycling the prosthesis after surgery. They work closely with the prosthetic urologist to ensure that the patient is comfortable with their device and knows how to use it properly. Is follow-up care necessary, and what role do nurses play? Follow-up care is essential to a successful recovery, and nurses act as a vital point of contact. They help monitor the patient’s progress and are available to provide guidance and support if any issues arise during the recovery period. FAQ Disclaimer These questions and answers have been compiled from the statements made by the physician and nurse in the relevant videos. This content is provided for informational purposes only and does not reflect Rigicon’s views. It is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any health questions or concerns, please consult a physician.