Oncosexology

Dr. Mulhall has more than 370 papers published 58 book chapters and 10 books related to sexual medicine. He was editor-in-chief of the review journal Current Sexual Health Reports until 2007 and has served on the editorial board of The Journal of Urology and Reviews in Urology. He is the current editor-in-chief of The Journal of Sexual Medicine (2014-2024). Dr. Mulhall serves on the Board of Directors of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA) and is a Past-President. He was previously the Co-Chair of the standards committee of the International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM) and the Chair of the Core Curriculum Committee of the AUA. He recently chaired the Testosterone Deficiency Guideline panel for the AUA and sits on the AUA’s Practice Guideline Committee. Professor Annamaria Giraldi is Senior Consultant in Psychiatry in the Sexological Clinic at the Mental Health Center Copenhagen University Hospital and Professor in Clinical Sexology at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.Professor Giraldi has been involved in basic research on vascular and smooth muscle function in male and female sexual responses, clinical research on the pharmacological treatment of erectile dysfunction and female sexual desire and arousal disorders as well as in research on somatic disease, psychiatric problems and sexuality and transgender care.Her special academic and clinical interest is disease and sexual function and dysfunction.Professor Giraldi has published more numerous papers, editorials and book chapters in the field of male and female sexual medicine. She is Past President of the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health and Past President of the International Society for Sexual Medicine and from 2025 editor of the Sexual Medicine Review Journal. Dr. Wittmann is a Clinical Associate Professor Emerita in the University of Michigan’s Department of Urology. She is a psychotherapist, educator and researcher. She was a lead faculty in developing the Brandon Prostate Cancer Survivorship Program and is currently the Associate Director of the Weiser Center for Prostate Cancer at the University of Michigan. She is an AASECT certified sex therapist and sex therapy supervisor. She is a former Associate Editor of the Journal of Sexual Medicine. Dr. Wittmann has published research, review, opinion articles and chapters on sexual issues in cancer and urologic diseases. Her research focus is on developing and testing interventions to help couples recover sexual intimacy after prostate cancer. She is the lead author of the Guidelines for Sexual Health Care for the Prostate Cancer Patient: The Recommendations of an International Panel. She has chaired committees and educational projects in the Sexual Medicine Society of North America and the International Society for Sexual Medicine.

• 1. The psychosexual consequences of prostate/bladder cancer diagnosis2. The impact of prostate cancer active surveillance on sexual health3. Pathophysiology of ED after radical pelvic surgery4. ED after radical prostatectomy5. ED after prostate radiation6. Radical cystectomy and male sexual health7. Penile cancer and it impact on sexual health8. Radical cystectomy and female sexual health9. Prostate radiation and non-ED sexual problems10. ADT and sexual health11. Orgasm changes after RP12. Sexual Incontinence13. RP and penile morphology changes14. Sexual health considerations in gay men with prostate cancer15. Sexual health considerations in the transwoman with prostate cancer16. The impact of prostate cancer on the partner17. Testicular cancer and sexual health18. Counselling and psychosexual interventions for sexual dysfunction after urological cancer treatment19. Penile rehabilitation in the prostate cancer patient: past, present and future20. PDE5i after prostate/bladder cancer treatment21. ICI for ED after prostate/bladder cancer treatment22. VED for ED after prostate/bladder cancer treatment23. Penile implant surgery in the radical pelvic surgery patient24. Sex aids in the urological cancer patient25. Restorative therapies as a rehabilitation strategy26. Sexual health outcomes in prostate cancer treatment and diagnosis: the patient's perspective27. Fertility preservation in the prostate cancer patient