New surgical technique aims to speed recovery after prostate cancer surgery
NCT ID NCT07417475
Summary
This study compared two different ways of performing robotic surgery for prostate cancer. It looked at 200 men to see if a newer method, called the HOOD technique, helps patients regain bladder control faster after surgery than the standard method. The main goal was to measure how quickly men stopped leaking urine after their catheter was removed, checking at several points up to 12 weeks after the operation.
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Ankara Universtity School of medicine department of urology
Ankara, Turkey (Türkiye)
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