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. 2015 May 1;41(3):455–465. doi: 10.1590/S1677-5538.IBJU.2014.0341

Table 3. Continence status of the patients and incontinence severity during the follow-up period (by groups).

Timepoint/Parameter Study Group (n=39) Control Group (n=45) p-level
Patients: incontinent/total on follow-up (percent of fully continent patients) 1
1-7 days after catheter removal 28/39 (28.2%) 38/45 (15.6%) 0.159
1 month after operation (OP) 22/39 (43.6%) 33/45 (26.7%) 0.01
3 months after OP 14/35 (60.0%) 28/45 (37.8%) 0.02
6 months after OP 7/32 (78.1%) 16/45 (64.4%) 0.175
9 months after OP 5/32 (84.4%) 8/45 (82.2%) 0.77
12 months after OP 2/32 (93.8%) 4/45 (91.1%) 0.670
ICIQ-UI SF, points (Me (Q25; Q75)
1-7 days after catheter removal 10 (9; 13.5) 15 (13; 17) <0.001
1 month after OP 10 (9; 13) 15 (13; 16) <0.001
3 months after OP 9 (8; 10) 14 (12; 15) <0.001
6 months after OP 9 (9; 13) 12 (10; 13.5) 0.077
9 months after OP 9 (9; 10) 12.5 ([10; 13.5) 0.048
12 months after OP 10.5 (7; 14) 13 (10.5; 13.5) 0.817
Pads per day (Me (Q25; Q75)
1-7 days after catheter removal 1 (1; 2) 2 (2; 3) 0.001
1 month after OP 1 (1; 2) 2 (2; 2) <0.001
3 months after OP 1 (1; 1) 2 (1.5; 2) 0.003
6 months after OP 1 (1; 1) 2 (1; 2) 0.033
9 months after OP 1 (1; 1) 1 (1; 2) 0.558
12 months after OP 1 (1; 1) 1.5 (1; 2.5) 0.345
1

part of the patients by this time point was excluded from the analysis without achieving continence because of short follow-up period.