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Table 1 Demographic variables and data related to various aspects of study

From: Significance of inflammatory biomarkers and urethral histology in patients with urethral stricture disease in relation to treatment outcome—a single centre prospective study in the north-eastern part of India

Patient Characteristics

N = 105 (number of patients)

Age, mean ± SD (Standard Deviation) (years)

43.3 ± 13.46

Body mass index, mean ± SD (kg/m2)

24.8 ± 2.63

Smokers

17(16.2%)

Tobacco Chewers

6(5.7%)

Betel Nut Chewers

9 (8.6%)

History of previous procedure

Circumcision

6 (5.7%)

HoLEP (Holmium laser enucleation of prostate)

1 (0.9%)

ThULEP (Thulium laser enucleation of prostate)

2 (1.9%)

PUC (Per urethral catheter) Insertion

2 (1.9%)

Classification based on aetiology of strictures

Iatrogenic

5 (4.8%)

Idiopathic

39 (37.1%)

LS (Biopsy proven)

37(35.2%)

Traumatic

24(22.9%)

Classification of stricture on location

Penile

10 (9.52%)

Bulbar

40 (38.09%)

Panurethral

55 (52.38%)

Classification of stricture on length

2–5 cm

21(20%)

5–8 cm

65 (61.90%)

 > 8 cm

19 (18.09%)

EAU classification of stricture on degree of urethral narrowing

Category

Total No. of Patients

No. of successful Patients

No. of unsuccessful patients

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

3

3

3 (100%)

0

4

52

45 (86.5%)

7(13.5%)

5

50

44 (88%)

6(12%)

Complications of urethroplasty

Wound hematoma

2 (1.9%)

Wound infection

14 (13.3%)

Buccal mucosal graft necrosis

1(0.9%)

Catheter displacement

3 (2.9%)

BMG donor site bleeding

2 (1.9%)

AUASS SCORE

Pre-operatively

24.71 ± 3.37

At 3 months

2.50 ± 1.28

At 6 months

3.97 ± 1.85

At 9 months

5.27 ± 3.54