Table 2 Pathological characteristics and stage of the patients undergoing radical cystectomy with urinary diversion

Preoperative histopathology

T2 disease (muscle-invasive high-grade TCC), n (%)

35

59.32

High-grade TCC not amenable to endoscopic/intravesical treatment, n (%)

23

38.98

High-grade TCC with squamous differentiation, n (%)

7

11.86

High-grade TCC with sarcomatoid differentiation, n (%)

3

5.08

Adenocarcinoma of bladder, n (%)

2

3.38

Pathological stage

pT1, n%

7

11.86

pT2a, n (%)

11

18.64

pT2b, n (%)

29

49.15

pT3a, n(%)

9

15.25

pT3b, n(%)

1

1.69

pT4a, n(%)

2

3.38

pT4b, n (%)

0(-)

0

Lymph nodal disease

pN0, n (%)

42

71.18

pN1, n (%)

2

3.38

pN2, n (%)

15

25.42

pN3, n (%)

0(-)

0

Overall Complications

Minor complications(Grade 1 + 2)

9

15.25

Major complications (Grade 3 + 4 + 5)

14

23.73

GI-Related Complications

Post-operative ileus (POI)

8

13.55

NG-tube placement

5

8.47

Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

3

5.08

Nausea

6

10.17

Admission due to GI-related complications

9

15.25