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Predictors of Surgical Approach to Repair Pelvic Fracture Urethral Distraction Defects
The Journal of Urology, 09/21/09

Koraitim MM – The type of anastomotic repair of pelvic fracture urethral distraction defect can be predicted by 3 preoperative factors, namely the gapometry/urethrometry index, urethral gap length and prostatic displacement. The gapometry/urethrometry index has the highest predictive accuracy and is a proxy for all other factors. An index less than 0.35 indicates a simple perineal operation and an index greater than 0.35 indicates an elaborated perineal or a transpubic procedure.

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