Determinants and prognostic value of post-operative maximum urethral closure pressure after artificial urinary sphincter in men
Determinants and prognostic value of post-operative maximum urethral closure pressure after artificial urinary sphincter in men
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男性人工尿道括约肌术后最大尿道闭合压的决定因素和预后价值
DOI:
10.1007/s00345-019-02884-7
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
B. Peyronnet
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作者:
I. Bentellis;M. El;J. Hascoet;Q. Alimi;R. Mathieu;S. Vincendeau;J. Kerdraon;C. Voiry;A. Manunta;B. Peyronnet
PurposeTo evaluate the determinants and prognostic value of post-operative maximum urethral closure pressure (MUCP) after AUS implantation in male patients.MethodsThe charts of all male patients who had an AUS implantation between 2008 and 2018 at a single center were reviewed retrospectively for an exploratory study. A post-operative urethral profilometry was performed systematically as part of routine daily practice over the study period to assess the post-operative MUCP with the AUS consecutively closed (c-MUCP) and opened (o-MUCP). The difference between c-MUCP and the manufacturer’s theoretical pressure objective determined by the pressure regulating balloon (PRB) was calculated (diff-th-MUCP). The primary endpoint was social continence at 3 months defined as 0–1 protection/day.ResultsNinety patients were included. The median age was 71 years, and the median follow-up was 50 months. The etiology of incontinence was radical prostatectomy in 84% of cases, and endoscopic prostate surgery in 6.6% of patients. There were 74.4% of patients who were socially continent at 3 months. The c-MCUP was significantly higher in the continent group (53 [42.2, 60.2] vs 62 [58, 70]p= 0.02). The diff-th-MUCP did not differ significantly between the two groups (18 [0, 23] vs 1 [− 2, 7.7]p= 0.29). The c-MUCP was not statistically associated with the risk of revision and/or explantation.ConclusionThe MUCP after AUS implantation in male patients often differs from the manufacturer’s pressure objective. The postoperative c-MUCP might be significantly associated with functional outcomes suggesting that it might be a valuable tool for treatment decision-making. This should be confirmed by larger studies.