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. 2014 Feb 20;12(2):142–148. doi: 10.1016/j.aju.2014.01.004

Table 2.

Previous reports of RP in RTRs.

References n patients RP PLND bNED Follow-up (months) Graft injury
[16] 1 RRP 1 1 0
[15] 3 RRP 3 3 0
[18] 2 RRP ? No data 0
[14] 1 RRP 1 1 0
[8] 9 RRP 8 0
[19] 2 RRP 0 No data 0
[7] 9 RRP 6 6 0
[20] 16 RRP 0 16 25 0
[21] 9 RRP 0 9 13 0
[11] 20 RRP 0 2
[22] 9 RRP 0 8 58 0
Present 16 RRP 16 16 48 0
7 RPP 0 7 39 0
[17] 2 RPP 1 No data 0
[13] 7 RPP 0 6 22 0
[23] 9 Laparoscopic 0 9 0
[24] 2 Laparoscopic 0 2 24 & 36 0
[25] 3 Laparoscopic 0 3
[26] 1 Laparoscopic 0 1 0
[12] 1 laparoscopic 0 1 0
[27] 3 RALP 0 3 13 0
[28] 1 RALP 0 1 11 0
Total, n (%) 133 27 (20) 94% 2 (1.5)

Significantly greater frequency of rectal injury vs. non-RTR (22% vs. 1.8%, = 0.022); RALP, robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy; bNED, no evidence of biological recurrence.

Two ureteric injuries, significantly greater rate of systemic bacterial infections vs. non-RTR (15% vs. 2.5%, = 0.01);