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There are two bundles of nerves that surround the prostate. These nerves are responsible for erections. During the procedure, the surgeon tries to save these important nerves. This is known as “nerve-sparing” surgery. Depending on how close the cancer is to the nerves, the surgeon may be able to spare the nerves.
