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. 2013 Jan 23;7(1-2):E33–E37. doi: 10.5489/cuaj.11038

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of 264 men who underwent primary radical prostatectomy

Detrusor underactivity

No (n=156) Yes (n=108)
Age at RP, year 61 (56, 66) 61 (57, 66)

Pre-RP PSA, ng/mL 6.6 (4.4, 9.2) 5.7 (4, 8.9)

Type of surgery
  Open 119 (76%) 66 (61%)
  Laparoscopic or robotic 37 (24%) 42 (39%)

Year of RP
  before 1990 3 (2%) 1 (1%)
  1990–1995 18 (12%) 8 (7%)
  1995–2000 18 (12%) 16 (15%)
  2000–2005 54 (35%) 30 (28%)
  2005–2008 57 (37%) 53 (49%)
  Missing 6 (4%) 0 (0%)

Clinical stage
  ≤T2A 88 (56%) 66 (61%)
  ≥T2B 23 (15%) 25 (23%)
  Missing 45 (29%) 17 (16%)

Nerve sparing status
  None 21 (13%) 18 (17%)
  Unilaterally 12 (8%) 9 (8%)
  Bilaterally 72 (46%) 53 (49%)
  Missing 51 (33%) 28 (26%)
  Biopsy Gleason grade
  ≤6 63 (40%) 47 (44%)
  =7 44 (28%) 35 (32%)
  ≥8 18 (12%) 8 (7%)
  Missing 31 (20%) 18 (17%)

Time between RP to UDS evaluation (months) to clinic visit, months 38 (16, 89) 25 (15, 75)

Pelvic radiation 34 (22%) 19 (18%)

Data are given as frequency (percentage) or median (interquartile range).

RP: radical prostatectomy; PSA: prostate-specific antigen; UDS: urodynamic studies.