Fast Track Surgery as the Latest Multimodal Strategy of Enhanced Recovery after Urethroplasty
Table 2
The results of an objective examination and the state of the functional status.
Indicator
Group I (n = 29)
Group II (n = 25)
Localization of the structure:
Glans urethra, n (%)
2 (6.8%)
3 (12%)
0.557
The penile urethra, n (%)
6 (20.6%)
1 (4%)
0.107
The bulbar urethra, n (%)
18 (62.0%)
18 (72%)
0.730
The membranous urethra, n (%)
13 (44.8%)
12 (48%)
0.887
Length of stricture, (mm)
20 (10; 40)
15 (10; 25)
0.780
Minimum diameter of the urethra, (mm)
1 (1; 2)
1 (1; 2)
0.277
Q max, (ml/s)
7.1 (±2.6)
7.2 (±2.2)
0.920
Volume of residual urine, (ml)
150 (90; 240)
130 (45; 230)
0.564
Fistulas or diverticula of the urethra, n (%)
3 (10.3%)
1 (4%)
0.408
Prostate volume, (cm3)
23.3 (±8.8)
26.0 (±7.9)
0.262
IIEF-5, score
14 (9; 18)
12 (8; 16)
0.423
Qol, score
5 (4; 5)
5 (4; 6)
0.167
IPSS, score
26 (23; 30)
28 (26; 34)
0.095
Note: Qmax-maximum flow rate; IIEF-Iinternational Index of Erectile Function; QoL–the quality of life; IPSS-International Prostate Symptom Score. Thus, the analysis of the main characteristics of patients in the comparison groups demonstrated their comparability ().
