MP91-11 REPRODUCTIVE KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY

While sexual sequelae of radical prostatectomy (RP) are well appreciated and often discussed, infertility in this population is rarely written about in the literature. This analysis was undertaken to better understand the fertility discussion experience and attitudes of men undergoing RP. The population chosen for this analysis was men who had had a RP within the prior 6 months who were ≤50 years of age with a partner of reproductive age (≤45 years). Men were asked about their understanding of the impact of RP on their future fertility potential, whether they were advised to bank sperm, whether they actually banked sperm, and if they had not, their level of interest in sperm extraction post-RP. Patient and partner demographic data was recorded. Interest (pre or postop) was listed as no, maybe and yes. Multivariable model was constructed to look for predictors of interest in fertility in men undergoing RP.