Retrospective analysis evaluates staged rehabilitation training's role in urinary incontinence recovery after prostatectomy, indicating enhanced outcomes.
Key Points
The study aims to evaluate the effects of staged rehabilitation training on urinary incontinence recovery post-radical prostatectomy and identify factors affecting recovery and adherence.
Retrospective cohort study with 169 patients undergoing robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
Patients received either staged rehabilitation training or conventional health education.
Urinary incontinence recovery rates and ICIQ-SF scores were analyzed at 1, 3, and 6 months postoperatively.
The rehabilitation group exhibited significantly higher urinary incontinence recovery rates at all time points and lower ICIQ-SF scores.
Staged rehabilitation training was identified as an independent protective factor for recovery (HR = 2.048).
Older age and higher Gleason score were independent risk factors for poorer recovery (HR = 0.765 and HR = 0.551, respectively).