2024
DOI: 10.1007/s00345-024-05200-0
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Urinary continence outcomes, surgical margin status, and complications after radical prostatectomy in 2,141 German patients treated in one high-volume inpatient rehabilitation clinic in 2022

Henning Bahlburg,
Patricia Rausch,
Karl Heinrich Tully
et al.

Abstract: Purpose To identify independent predictors of urinary continence and report early complications after radical prostatectomy (RP) in a large, contemporary German cohort. Methods Urinary incontinence data of patients undergoing 3-week inpatient rehabilitation (IR) after RP were prospectively assessed by 24-hr pad test and uroflowmetry at the beginning and the end of IR, respectively. Lymphoceles were assessed prospectively by ultrasound. Tumor and pa… Show more

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