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Table 2 The perioperative and postoperative outcomes

From: The surgical technique and initial outcomes of Anatolian neobladder: a novel technique of ileal neobladder after radical cystectomy

 

Novel technique (Anatolian Neobladder) (n = 36)

Standard technique (Studer neobladder) (n = 16)

p

Bleeding (ml)

550 (350–1700)

580 (300–1800)

0.22

Operation time (h)

5.5 (4–6.5)

5.6 (4–7)

< 0.001

Hospitalization time (day)

7.3 (6–20)

7.3 (5–14)

0.80

Early postoperative complications

12 (33.3%)

5 (31.2%)

0.55

 -Urinary infection (Grade 2a)

5 (13.8%)

2 (12.5%)

 

 -Paralytic ileus (Grade 2a)

3 (8.3%)

1 (6.2%)

 

 -Skin infection (Grade 2a)

4 (11.1%)

2 (12.5%)

 

Late postoperative complications

6 (16.6%)

3 (18.7%)

0.65

 -Urinary infection

3 (8.3%)

1 (6.2%)

 

 -Incisional hernia

1 (2.7%)

–

 

 -Urethro-neobladder stenosis

1 (2.7%)

1 (6.2%)

 

 -Uretero-neobladder stenosis

1 (2.7%)

1 (6.2%)

 

Survival time (months) (95%CI)

71.6 (62.6–80.6)

69.1 (53.9–84.1)

0.72

Perioperative admission rate

27.7%

25.0%

0.84

Postmictuonal residual urine (mL) 2. month

34.7

34.4

0.80

Postoperative ICIQ-SF score

2.7 (0–21)

2.6 (0–21)

0.72

Continence improved

 -Daytime continence

32/36 (88.8%)

14/16 (87.5%)

0.89

 -Nighttime continence

20/36 (55.5%)

9/16 (56.2%)

0.96

  1. aAccording to the Clavien classification of surgical complications