首页|IRCCS Regina Elena National Cancer Institute Reports Findings in Prostatectomy [Novel composite BPH3 trifecta for robotic assisted simple prostatectomy (RASP) v ersus BPH6: A multicenter outcomes comparison]
IRCCS Regina Elena National Cancer Institute Reports Findings in Prostatectomy [Novel composite BPH3 trifecta for robotic assisted simple prostatectomy (RASP) v ersus BPH6: A multicenter outcomes comparison]
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News-New research on Surgery - Prostatectom y is the subject of a report. According to news reporting originating from Rome, Italy, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, "To assess disobstructive pro ficiency of BPH3 trifecta in RASP according to different techniques. Baseline pr ostate volume (PV), uroflowmetry parameters and Validated questionnaires: IIEF, Incontinence severity index score (ISI), International prostatic symptoms score (IPSS), MSHQ, Quality of recovery (QOR), were recorded preoperatively and 12 mon ths postoperatively." Our news editors obtained a quote from the research from IRCCS Regina Elena Nati onal Cancer Institute, "RASP was conducted using both the urethra-sparing (Madig an) technique and a non-urethral-sparing transvesical (Freyer) approach. Two gro ups were evaluated for achievement rates in terms of BPH-3 and BPH-6. BPH-3 was defined by a combination of: a reduction of 30% in IPSS compared t o baseline, ISI score 4, and absence of complications beyond Clavien grade 1. Ab out 158 patients underwent RASP, with 93 undergoing the Madigan procedure and 65 the Freyer approach. Patients in the Madigan group were younger, with lower PV, baseline IPSS score, overactive symptoms (ISI score), but higher MSHQ and IIEF score, when compared to the Freyer population (all <0.02). At 12-month follow-up, patients who underwent the Madigan procedure reported sh orter bladder irrigation time and time to catheter removal (both <0.001). As expected, Madigan patients also demonstrated superior postoperative IIEF and MSHQ scores (all <0.001). Postoperative complicat ion incidence was higher in the Madigan cohort, mainly due to UTI (<0.001). Although there were no differences in postoperative IPSS and Q-max betw een groups, the Madigan cohort presented with higher post void residue (<0.001). BPH6 achievement was higher in the Madigan cohort (48% vs 28%) (<0.001), while no difference was obser ved in BPH3 achievement rate."
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