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Predictors of 30-Day Complications after Radical Cystectomy

Author by: Gasrataliev VE*

Article Type: Research Article

Published: January, 2018

Journal Name: Experimental Techniques in Urology & Nephrology

Abstract: The authors studied the influence of various predictors on the development of complications arising after radical cystectomy in 182 patients. Bacteriological monitoring demonstrated a high level of infection of the abdominal cavity after RC (54.4%). After RC in 98 (53.8%) patients, the development of various complications in the Clavien system was recorded. The most frequent categories of complications were gastrointestinal (26.9%) and infectious (25.8%). The development of complications is affected by anemia before surgery, body weight deficiency, intraoperative blood loss intraabdominal infection.

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