2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.acuro.2019.08.008
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Análisis de las complicaciones en el aprendizaje del HoLEP: revisión sistemática

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“…It should be considered that, out of the total number of patients included, 92.7% were discharged in less than 24 h. No Clavien-Dindo complications of grade 3 or higher were found in any of the patients who underwent the operation. 17 Of all the patients who underwent the operation, 7 (10.2%) of them came in due to complications in the first month, none of which required hospital admission: 4 (5.8%) patients came in due to acute urinary retention, 1 (1.4%) due to orchitis, 1 (1.4%) due to hematuria, and 1 (1.4%) due to a febrile urinary tract infection. Of the latter, five came from the successful SCOC group and the other two from the group of patients who did not complete SCOC.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…It should be considered that, out of the total number of patients included, 92.7% were discharged in less than 24 h. No Clavien-Dindo complications of grade 3 or higher were found in any of the patients who underwent the operation. 17 Of all the patients who underwent the operation, 7 (10.2%) of them came in due to complications in the first month, none of which required hospital admission: 4 (5.8%) patients came in due to acute urinary retention, 1 (1.4%) due to orchitis, 1 (1.4%) due to hematuria, and 1 (1.4%) due to a febrile urinary tract infection. Of the latter, five came from the successful SCOC group and the other two from the group of patients who did not complete SCOC.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…The anatomy of the surgical technique in AEEP differs from that in transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP); surgeons may experience difficulties and stress when first using AEEP, and face the morcellation process [2] . Anxieties surrounding learning a new technique, in addition to associated perioperative complications in their first AEEP surgeries, can result in many surgeons abandoning AEEP in favor of TURP surgery or simple prostatectomy [4] , [5] . To overcome these drawbacks and encourage widespread adoption of AEEP, training and self-confidence building are extremely important, and a standardized training program may be the key.…”
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confidence: 99%