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Long-term results of bladder neck incision in men
J Krogh1, H P Beuke, A B Christensen
1Department of Urology D, Bispebjerg Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Urologia Internationalis
|January 1, 1991
Abstract:
A retrospective cohort of 163 male patients having either uni- (UI) or bilateral incision (BI) of the bladder neck to relieve infravesical obstruction was reviewed. Short-term results were excellent with significant improvement of flow rates. 82% (UI) and 87% (BI) of the incised patients were satisfied. Long-term results were assessed by a life-table analysis. 17% (UI) and 12% (BI) of the patients needed a reoperation during the observation period of 6 years. It is concluded that bladder neck incision is a method with few complications and favourable long-term results.