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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Feb 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2009 Dec 16;183(2):629–633. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2009.09.082

Table 1.

Characteristics of men who report postoperative urinary functioning

No. 6-Wk Study Population (%) No. 58-Wk Study Population (%)
Physical activity:
 Physically active 257 (63) 109 (66)
 Inactive 148 (37) 56 (34)
BMI:
 Normal 75 (19) 19 (12)
 Overweight 200 (50) 92 (55)
 Obese 127 (32) 54 (33)
Race:
 White 386 (95) 158 (96)
 African-American 18 (4) 7 (4)
 Hispanic 1 (1)
Surgical approach:
 Laparoscopic 279 (69) 123 (75)
 Retropubic 121 (30) 42 (25)
 Robotic 4 (1)
Bundles preserved:
 None 12 (3) 4 (2)
 1 7 (2) 3 (2)
 2 379 (95) 153 (96)
Education:
 High school or less 77 (19) 30 (18)
 Some college 108 (27) 48 (29)
 College graduate 216 (54) 86 (53)
Current smoker:
 Yes 27 (11) 9 (9)
 No 209 (89) 88 (91)
Marital status:
 Married or living as married 359 (89) 148 (90)
 Divorced, separated, widowed, never married 45 (11) 17 (10)
Diabetes:
 Yes 34 (8) 13 (8)
 No 369 (92) 152 (92)
Incontinent at 6 wks:
 Yes 237 (59) 90 (64)
 No 168 (42) 50 (36)