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Table 4 Comparisons of complications or adverse events in the two groups [n(%)]

From: Clinical efficacy and complications of transurethral resection of the prostate versus plasmakinetic enucleation of the prostate

Parameters

TURP group (320)

PKEP group (530)

x2

P

Massive blood loss (> 600 mL)

15(4.69)

9(1.70)

6.499

0.011

Postoperative secondary bleeding

21(6.56)

7(1.32)

17.209

 < 0.001

Blood transfusion

14(4.38)

6(1.13)

9.133

0.003

Capsular perforation

6(1.88)

2(0.75)

4.800

0.028

Bladder injury

1(0.43)

0(0.00)

–

0.798

Urinary tract irritation

109(34.06)

117(22.08)

14.688

 < 0.001

Bladder spasm

32(10.00)

29(5.47)

6.142

0.013

Clot retention

13(4.06)

4(0.75)

11.138

0.001

Acute epididymitis

3(0.94)

4(0.75)

0.011

0.916

Urinary tract infection

10(3.13)

6(1.13)

4.291

0.038

Shock

4(1.25)

2(0.38)

1.102

0.294

Transurethral resection syndrome

1(0.43)

0(0.00)

–

0.129

Transient incontinence

17(5.31)

12(2.26)

5.626

0.018

Permanent incontinence

0(0.00)

2(0.38)

–

0.351

Urethral stricture

8(2.50)

6(1.13)

2.305

0.129

Erectile dysfunction #

84(26.25)

96(18.11)

7.914

0.005

Retrograde ejaculation #

119(37.19)

167(31.51)

2.881

0.090

Recurrence

3(0.94)

2(0.38)

0.327

0.567

Clavien–Dindo Classification △

    

 I

164(51.25%)

243(45.85%)

2.332

0.127

 II

83(25.94%)

87(16.42%)

11.308

0.001

 III

19(5.94%)

13(2.45%)

6.688

0.010

 IV

5(1.56%)

3(0.57%)

2.125

0.145

 V

1(0.31%)

0(0.00%)

–

0.798

  1. TURP transurethral resection of prostate; PKEP plasmakinetic enucleation of the prostate
  2. aindicated that increased cases after operation
  3. bIf a patient have two or more kinds of complications, the most severe complication was defined as the grade of Clavien–Dindo classification