March 16, 2017Open Access

Incidence and risk factors of inguinal hernia after robot-assisted radical prostatectomy

YYYuta YamadaYamagata University TFTetsuya FujimuraJichi Medical University HFHiroshi FukuharaKyorin University

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Most of the IH occurred within the first 2 years with a rate of 14%. Incidence of IH after RARP was significantly associated with surgical experience and incontinence outcomes.

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