Table 3.
Urinary Continence Rates Among the Studies
| Authors | UC Definition | UC Rates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| RS-RARP | S-RARP | ||
| Galfano et al (2013)11 | 0–1 safety pad/day 1 week after catheter removal | 90% | / |
| Lim et al (2014)12 | Completely dry or 0 pads/day 4 weeks after catheter removal | 70%-92% | 50%-74% |
| Dalela et al (2017)13 | 0–1 safety pad/day 1 week after catheter removal | 71% | 48% |
| Menon et al (2018)14 | 0–1 safety pad/day 6 mo after catheter removal | 98% | 93% |
| Asimakopoulos et al (2019)16 | Absence of leakage or 0 safety pads/day after catheter removal | 51% | 30% |
| Raheem et al (2018)17 | 0–1 safety pad 1-,12- mo after catheter removal | 65%-94% | / |
| Qiu et al (2020)15 | 0 pads/day after 1 week catheter removal | 69% | 31% |
| Nyarangi-dix et al (2019)18 | 0–1 pad/day 1 week, 12-mo after catheter removal | 38%-98% | 85%21 |
| Galfano et al (2022)19 | 0–1 safety pad/day 1 week, 12-mo after catheter removal | 66%-84% | 85%21 |
| Dell’Oglio et al (2022)20 | 0–1 safety pad/day 1 week, 12-mo after catheter removal | 53%-84% | 85%21 |
Abbreviations: RS-RARP, Retzius-sparing; RARP; S-RARP, standard RARP; UC, urinary continence.