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Table 4 Characteristics of the studies about children PFUI

From: Treatment and prognosis of pelvic-related urethral injuries in children: a 20-year single-center study and systematic review

Researcher

Year

Country

Follow-up (months)

Sample Size

Outcomes: PR vs. SCDU

Recommended operation

Avanoglu

1996

Turkey

6-144

18

US:7/14(50%) vs. 2/4(50%)

UI:4/14(28.6%) vs. 2/4(50%)

PR

Qu

2014

China

3–12

177

US:2/35(5.7%) vs. 17/142(12%)

NP:1.1 vs. 2.6

ED:3/35(8.6%) vs. 31/142(21.8%)

UI:4/35(11.4%) vs. 25/142(17.6%)

PR

Nerli

2008

India

25–132

22

US:5/12(41.7%) vs. 5/10(50%)

UC:0/12(0%) vs. 1/10(10%)

UI:0/12(0%) vs. 0/10(0%)

PR

Taha

2023

Egypt

NA

40

NP:3.5 vs. 2

UI:4/20(20%) vs. 6/20(30%)

SCDU

Balkan

2005

Turkey

4–5

20

US:2/12(16.6%) vs. 3/8(37.5%)

UI:1/12(8.3%) vs. 1/8(12.5%)

PR

Podesta

2015

Argentina

78

49

ED:1/14(7.1%) vs. 2/35(5.7%)

UI:4/14(28.6%) vs. 5/35(14.3%)

PR

Onen

2005

Turkey

48–204

38

US:5/22(22.7%) vs. 4/16(25%)

ED:5/22(22.7%) vs. 3/16(18.8%)

UI:4/22(18.2%) vs. 3/16(18.8%)

PR

  1. Note: PR, primary realignment; SCDU, suprapubic cystostomy with delayed urethroplasty; US, urethral stricture; ED, erectile dysfunction; UI, urinary incontinence; NP, Number of procedures; UC, Urinary calculus