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The first two mini‐reviews relate to erectile dysfunction, but of different causes. The first of these, from Boston, will update the reader on vasculogenic erectile dysfunction, and the second from Melbourne will describe the neurophysiology of nerve injury and regeneration after radical prostatectomy, and review the work which has been carried out on the use of cutaneous nerves to help this process. The other two mini‐reviews come from Dublin and London, respectively. The first describes the side‐effects of treatment for locally advanced prostate cancer and the second describes the structural characterisation of myofibroblasts in the bladder.
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