Table 2.

Results of primary realignment in complete posterior urethral rupture [14], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26].

Clinical series	No. of patients	Follow-up, months (range)	Erectile dysfunction, n (%)	Incontinence n (%)	Stricture ratean (%)
Gibson, 1974 [17]	35b	NA	12 (34)	1 (3)	26 (74)
Crassweller et al., 1977 [18]	38	24–240	19/42 (45)	NA	12 (32)
Follis et al., 1992 [19]	20	42 (1–360)	4 (20)	2 (10)	12 (60)
El-Abd, 1995 [20]	44	NA	35 (79)	0	44 (100)
Elliott and Barret, 1997 [14]	53	126 (1–120)	11 (21)	2 (4)	36 (68)
Porter et al., 1997 [21]	10	10.9 (2–31)	1/7 (14)	0	5 (50)
Tahan et al., 1999 [22]	13	29	3 (23)	0	5 (39)
Asci et al., 1999 [23]	20	39 (19–78)	4 (20)	2 (10)	9 (45)
Moudouni et al., 2001 [24]	23	68 (18–155)	4/29 (14)	0	16 (70)
Mouraviev et al., 2005 [16]	57	105 (12–264)	19 (34)	10 (18)	28 (49)
Leddy et al., 2012 [25]	19	40 (10–80)	4/18 (22.2)	0	15 (78.9)
Johnsen et al., 2015 [26]	27	40 (1–152)	21 (78)	2 (9)	17 (63)

NA: Not available.

^aStricture requiring internal urethrotomy, open urethroplasty, or more than one dilation.

^bFive patients with partial rupture.