AB045. Post-micturition dribbling is associated with erectile dysfunction in middle-aged men with lower urinary tract symptoms

© Translational Andrology and Urology. All rights reserved. Transl Androl Urol, 2017;6(S3) tau.amegroups.com were comparatively reviewed. Results: All cases were successfully performed through the abdominal cavity through the robotic surgical system. Mean operation time was (141±58) min. Mean blood loss was (198±220) mL, mean postoperative catheter retained time was (7.3±3.8) days, mean hospitalization time was (8.5±4.1) days. Three cases of postoperative pathology were positive, one patient was leaking urine after surgery, and no lymphatic leakage occurred. No distant metastasis occurred. One patient needed 1–2 pads per day after operation and the others were of urinary continence. Conclusions: RALRP is an effective treatment for patients with prostate cancer who underwent previous TURP. It can be safely performed without compromising functional and oncology results. RALRP for patients treated with previous TURP is more difficult in technical performing than for patients without TURP treatment, because of the inflammatory response, tissue adhesion and continuity of the urethra caused by TURP.