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Table 3 Overall 90-days postoperative complications in the 84 patients were included in the comparative analysis

From: Is it necessary to perform a retrosigmoid transposition of the left ureter in Bricker Ileal Conduit surgery?

Complication type

Total cases

Study group (n = 30)

Control group (n = 54)

p value

Bowel obstruction, [n (%)]

6 (7.14)

2 (6.67)

4 (7.41)

0.899

Reoperation, [n (%)]

2 (2.38)

1 (3.33)

1 (1.85)

0.670

Febrile urinary tract infection, [n (%)]

11 (13.10)

5 (16.67)

6 (11.11)

0.470

Wound infection, [n (%)]

5 (5.95)

2 (6.67)

3 (5.56)

0.837

Wound dehiscence, [n (%)]

2 (2.38)

1 (3.33)

1 (1.85)

0.670

Vein thrombosis, [n (%)]

2 (2.38)

1 (3.33)

1 (1.85)

0.670

Sepsis, [n (%)]

2 (2.38)

1 (3.33)

1 (1.85)

0.670

parastomal hernia, [n (%)]

1 (1.19)

0 (0.00)

1 (1.85)

 

postoperative hydronephrosis, [n (%)]

   

0.857

 Absent

43 (51.19)

16 (53.33)

27 (50.00)

 

 Unilateral

15 (17.86)

5 (16.67)

10 (18.52)

 

 Bilateral

26 (30.95)

9 (30.00)

17 (31.48)

 

Hydronephrosis grade, n (%)

   

0.873

 Grade 0

43 (51.19)

16 (53.33)

27 (50.00)

 

 Grade 1

10 (11.90)

3 (10.00)

7 (12.86)

 

 Grade 2

20 (23.81)

8 (26.67)

12 (22.22)

 

 Grade 3

11 (13.10)

3 (10.00)

8 (14.81)

 

 Grade 4

0 (0.00)

0 (0.00)

0 (0.00)

 

90-Days mortality

0 (0.00)

0 (0.00)

0 (0.00)

 

Clavien-Dindo classification (< 90d), [n (%)]

   

0.431

 I–II

24 (28.57)

10 (33.33)

14 (25.93)

 

  ≥ III

5 (5.95)

2 (6.67)

3 (5.56)