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Long-term outcomes of pelvic-fascia sparing robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy versus standard technique: Superior urinary function and quality of life without compromising oncologic efficacy in a single-surgeon series

Christopher Dall, James B. Mason, Eshrar Choudhury, Belen Mora-Garijo, Jillian Egan, Jim C. Hu, Keith Kowalczyk

Year: 2024
Citations: 11

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MedicineProstatectomyUrologyUrinary continenceBiochemical recurrenceProportional hazards modelPerioperativeUrinary incontinenceEPICSurgery

Long-term outcomes of pelvic-fascia sparing robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy versus standard technique: Superior urinary function and quality of life without compromising oncologic efficacy in a single-surgeon series

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