“…In relation to the increase of the frequency of the urethral lesions, the industry finds the solution by applying fluorescent or lighting urethral catheters. 24,25 The main intraoperative complications in 720 patients reported in a paper in Annals of Surgery are technical problems in 39.3%, falling into an incorrect anatomical plane in 7.8%, bleeding in 6.9%, urethral lesions in 0.7%, urinary bladder lesions in 0.3%, vaginal injury in 0.1%, lesion of the autonomic innervations and specimen penetration in 0.3% of the interventions. 21 Complications: The most common complication in LapAssTaTME is urine retention, with frequency between 6% and 40%.…”