Table 1 Demographic data, image findings, and operative factors of patients with robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy. MRI = magnetic resonance image; PSA = prostate-specific antigen; Post-OP = postoperative.

From: A prospective study using questionnaires and urodynamic assessments to evaluate bladder function and continence changes after robotic assisted radical prostatectomy

Number (N) of patients

 

85

Demographic data

  

Age (years)

Median, IQR

67 (62–72)

Body mass index

Median, IQR

25.4 (23.5–27.3)

Initial PSA level (ng/mL)

Median, IQR

11.8 (7.3–16.7)

Gleason group (N)

Group 1

4 (4.7%)

 

Group 2

34 (40.0%)

 

Group 3

30 (35.3%)

 

Group 4

5 (5.9%)

 

Group 5

12 (14.1%)

Pre-OP T stage by MRI (N)

No tumor focus

4 (4.7%)

 

T2

29 (34.1%)

 

T3a

39 (45.9%)

 

T3b

11 (12.9%)

 

T4

2 (2.4%)

Post-OP T stage by pathology (N)

T2

35 (41.2%)

 

T3a

33 (38.8%)

 

T3b

17 (20.0%)

Image finding

  

Prostate volume (mL)

Mean

42.2 ± 18.5

Prostate urethral angle (°)

Mean

57.3 ± 13.5

Cross-sectional area of the bladder neck (cm2)

Mean

8.2 ± 3.1

Membranous urethra length (cm)

Mean

1.5 ± 0.4

Intravesical prostatic protrusion (N)

 

19 (22.4%)

History of trans-urethral resection of the prostate (N)

7 (8.2%)

Operative factor

  

Neurovascular bundle (N)

Bilateral preserved

43 (50.6%)

 

At least partial excision

42 (49.4%)

Bladder neck reconstruction (N)

No

66 (77.7%)

 

Yes

19 (22.3%)