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Table 1 Patients selection and patient characteristics

From: Combined bladder neck preservation and posterior musculofascial reconstruction during robotic assisted radical prostatectomy: effects on early and long term urinary continence recovery

 

RARP BNP + PRec.

n (%)

RARP(no BNP+ no PRec.)

n (%)

Open RRP + BNP

n(%)

Total

n(%)

Selected patients

105

125

62

292

Enrolled patients

81

93

58

232

Age (median) ± SD

69 ± 6.91

65.7 ± 6.5

BMI Kg/m2(median) ± SD

26.31 ± 3.19

27.14 ± 2.40

Prostate volume

  < 50 cm3

4 (5)

18 (19.3)

13 (22.4)

35 (15)

  > 50 cm3

77 (95)

75 (80.7)

45 (77.6)

197 (85)

Phone call drop out

-Pts deceased for unrelated causes

24 (29.6)

32 (34.4)

4 (6.9)

60 (25)

3

2

1

6

-Pts. who refused to respond the questionnaire or participate the visit

21

30

3

54

Preoperative clinical data

n(%)

n(%)

n(%)

n(%)

PSA <10 10–20 > 20

69(85.18)

12(14.81)

0 (0)

67(72.04)

23(24.73)

3(3.3)

42 (72.41)

13 (22.41)

3 (5.17)

178 (76.72)

48 (20.68)

6 (2.58)

Gleason score

Low risk

Intermediate risk

High risk

66 (81.48)

11 (13.58)

4 (4.93)

68 (73.11)

18 (19.35)

7 (7.52)

35 (60.34)

17 (29.31)

6 (10.34)

169 (72.84)

46 (19.82)

17 (7.32)

Postoperative pathological data

n(%)

n(%)

n(%)

n(%)

Stage

 T1-T2

 T3

70 (86.41)

11 (13.58)

69 (85.18)

24 (25.80)

47 (81.03)

11 (18.96)

186 (80.17)

46 (19.82)

Gleason score

 Low risk

 Intermediate risk

 High risk

39 (48.14)

31 (38.27)

11 (13.58)

41 (44.08)

38 (40.86)

14 (15.05)

24 (41.37)

26 (44.82)

8 (13.79)

104 (44.82)

95 (40.94)

33 (14.22)

  1. RARP = robot assisted radical prostatectomy, BNP = bladder neck preservation, PRec. =posterior reconstruction