That said, if nerve-sparing surgery were done early instead of doing NON-nerve-sparing surgery later (a standard radical prostatectomy), perhaps that might diminish some of the typical side-effects of the standard surgery like impotence or incontinence. But I'm only speculating.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/361217707_The_role_...
I've read very little about choosing radical prostatectomy very early after detection, but it's likely that it does little to improve survivability:
https://medicine.washu.edu/news/surgery-early-prostate-cance...
That said, if nerve-sparing surgery were done early instead of doing NON-nerve-sparing surgery later (a standard radical prostatectomy), perhaps that might diminish some of the typical side-effects of the standard surgery like impotence or incontinence. But I'm only speculating.