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. 2017 Sep 24;6(3):94–98. doi: 10.1016/j.prnil.2017.09.001

Table 2.

Comparative analysis between groups

ULR < 0.049 ULR > 0.049 P
No. of patients (%) 232 (79%) 62 (21%)
Age (y) 64.34 (± 7.08) 67.6 (± 6.05) 0.001
Body mass index (kg/m2) 27.16 (± 3.6) 26.29 (± 3.5) 0.097
TURS volume(cc) 40.75 (± 21.6) 39.9 (± 24.3) 0.792
Prior TURP 12 (6%) 6 (9.7%) 0.312
DRE abnormal 137 (60.6%) 38 (62.3%) 0.812
PSA (ng/mL) 12.43 (± 14.2) 17.7 (± 54.6) 0.453
Hemoglobin (mg/mL) 14.89 (± 1.03) 14.4 (± 1.5) 0.019
D'Amico risk categories
 Intermediate risk 121 (82.8%) 25 (17.2%)
 High risk 111 (75%) 37 (25%)
NST 219 (94%) 57 (92%) 0.47
Surgical time (min) 220 (± 53) 207 (± 38) 0.034
Estimated blood loss (mL) 492 (± 254) 458 (± 277) 0.410
Pathological stage 0.5
 T2 124 (55%) 29 (47%)
 T3a 53 (23%) 17 (27%)
 T3b 48 (21%) 16 (26%)
Pathological Gleason 0.72
 2–6 22 (10%) 7 (11.5%)
 7 160 (72%) 41 (67.2%)
 8–10 39 (17.6%) 13 (21.3%)
Catheterization time 8.8 (± 4.7) 10.5 (± 6.3) 0.026
Incontinence, >1 pad/d 15 13 0.449

DRE, digital rectal examination; NST, nerve sparing technique; PSA, prostatic specific antigen; TURP, transurethral resection of the prostate; TURS, transrectal ultrasound; ULR, urine loss ratio.