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1. Results at 1 Year from SATURN, A European, Prospective, Multicenter Registry for Male Stress Urinary Incontinence Surgery

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Van der Aa, F., Everaert, K., Van Renterghem, K., Van Bruwaene, S., De Wachter, S., Zachoval, R., Hüsch, T., Queissert, F., Fisch, M., Martinez-Salamanca, J., Romero-Otero, J., Fernandez, B. Padilla, Puche-Sanz, I., Gago, J., Lledó, E., Arlandis, S., Poblador, A. Fraile, Hoyuela, A. Romero, Gómez de Vicente, J.M., Tikkinen, K.A.O., Hamid, R., Thiruchelvam, N., Sahai, A., Sacco, E., Heesakkers, J., Martens, F., De Kort, L., Nilsen, O.J., Pedersen, J.M., Heesakkers, John, Martens, Frank, Thiruchelvam, Nikesh, Witjes, Wim, Caris, Christien, Kats, Joni, Hamid, Rizwan, and Van der Aa, Frank

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2024
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13. SATURN: A European, Prospective, Multicentre Registry for Male Stress Urinary Incontinence Surgery.

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Martens, F.M.J., Heesakkers, J.P.F.A., Aa, F. Van der, Thiruchelvam, N., Witjes, W.P.J., Caris, C.T.M., Kats, J., Hamid, R., Martens, F.M.J., Heesakkers, J.P.F.A., Aa, F. Van der, Thiruchelvam, N., Witjes, W.P.J., Caris, C.T.M., Kats, J., and Hamid, R.

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Contains fulltext : 300102.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access), Surgery for male incontinence with artificial urinary sphincters and slings (SATURN) is a prospective, multicentre registry (observational cohort) for male stress urinary incontinence surgery to collect prospective data from multiple European centres and surgeons, to evaluate the short- and long-term success and the impact on quality of life., 01 november 2023

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2023

15. Progression of high-risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer correlates with immune phenotypes and Fibroblast Activation Protein-α (FAP)

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Muilwijk, T., primary, Baekelandt, L., additional, Akand, M., additional, Daelemans, S., additional, Marien, K., additional, Waumans, Y., additional, Van Dam, P-J., additional, Van Den Broeck, T., additional, Van Cleynenbreugel, B., additional, Van Der Aa, F., additional, Gevaert, T., additional, and Joniau, S., additional

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2023
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16. Implantation robot-assistée du sphincter artificiel urinaire AMS-800 chez la femme : une série multicentrique internationale de 182 patientes

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Peyronnet, B., primary, Cornu, J., additional, Belas, O., additional, Capon, G., additional, Biardeau, X., additional, Lecoanet, P., additional, Castro-Sader, L., additional, Borojeni, S., additional, Hein, R., additional, Hascoet, J., additional, Thibault, F., additional, Dubois, F., additional, Cardot, V., additional, Vidart, A., additional, Descazeaud, A., additional, Fournier, G., additional, and Van der aa, F., additional

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2022
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18. 1 PROSPECTIVE MULTI CENTER REGISTRY FOR PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR MALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE (SATURN): 1 YEAR FOLLOW-UP IN 500 PATIENTS

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Martens, F, primary, Van der Aa, F, additional, Heesakkers, J, additional, Nilsen, O, additional, Zachoval, R, additional, Romero-Otero, J, additional, Kort de, L, additional, Renthergem van, K, additional, Martinez-Salamanca, J, additional, Castro-Díaz, D, additional, Thiruchelvam, N, additional, Everaert, K, additional, Gago, J, additional, Arlandis, S, additional, Sacco, E, additional, Bruwaene van, S, additional, Queissert, F, additional, Puche-Sanz, I, additional, Hüsch, T, additional, Lledó, E, additional, Kats, J, additional, Caris, C, additional, Wim, W, additional, and Hamid, R, additional

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2022
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20. Robot-assisted artificial urinary sphincter implantation in female patients: An international multicenter series of 182 patients

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Peyronnet, B., primary, Cornu, J-N., additional, Belas, O., additional, Capon, G., additional, Biardeau, X., additional, Lecoanet, P., additional, Castro-Sader, L., additional, Borojeni, S., additional, Hein, R., additional, Hascoet, J., additional, Thibault, F., additional, Dubois, F., additional, Cardot, V., additional, Vidart, A., additional, Descazeaud, A., additional, Fournier, G., additional, and Van Der Aa, F., additional

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2022
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22. A novel tool to predict functional outcomes after robot-assisted radical prostatectomy and the value of additional surgery for incontinence

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Tutolo M., Bruyneel L., Van der Aa F., Van Damme N., Van Cleynenbreugel B., Joniau S., Ammirati E., Vos G., Briganti A., De Ridder D., Everaerts W., Ameye F., Roumeguere T., Dekuyper P., Quackels T., Tutolo, M., Bruyneel, L., Van der Aa, F., Van Damme, N., Van Cleynenbreugel, B., Joniau, S., Ammirati, E., Vos, G., Briganti, A., De Ridder, D., Everaerts, W., Ameye, F., Roumeguere, T., Dekuyper, P., and Quackels, T.

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Biochemical recurrence, Male, medicine.medical_specialty, Time Factors, Urology, medicine.medical_treatment, surgical treatment, 030232 urology & nephrology, #Incontinence, Urinary incontinence, predictor, #EndoUrology, Risk Assessment, #Urology, 03 medical and health sciences, 0302 clinical medicine, Primary outcome, Quality of life, Robotic Surgical Procedures, Risk Factors, Surveys and Questionnaires, medicine, Humans, Postoperative Period, Stage (cooking), Aged, Prostatectomy, male stress urinary incontinence, business.industry, Age Factors, Prostatic Neoplasms, Nomogram, Middle Aged, Radical prostatectomy, Nomograms, Urinary Incontinence, Additional Surgery, 030220 oncology & carcinogenesis, Preoperative Period, Physical therapy, Linear Models, Quality of Life, medicine.symptom, business
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Objectives: To develop and validate a model to predict 12-month continence status after robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) from preoperative and 3-month postoperative data; this model could help in informing patients on their individualised risk of urinary incontinence (UI) after RP in order to choose the best treatment option. Patients and Methods: Data on 9421 patients in 25 Belgian centres were prospectively collected (2009–2016) in a compulsory regional database. The primary outcome was the prediction of continence status, using the International Consultation on Incontinence Urinary Incontinence Short Form (ICIQ-UI-SF) at 12-months after RARP. Linear regression shrinkage was used to assess the association between preoperative 3-month postoperative characteristics and 12-month continence status. This association was visualised using nomograms and an online tool. Results: At 12months, the mean (sd) score of the ICIQ-UI-SF questionnaire was 4.3(4.7), threefold higher than the mean preoperative score of 1.4. For the preoperative model, high European Association of Urology risk classification for biochemical recurrence (estimate [Est.] 0.606, se 0.165), postoperative radiotherapy (Est. 1.563, se 0.641), lower preoperative European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer quality of life questionnaire 30-item core (EORCT QLQ-C30)/quality of life (QoL) score (Est. −0.011, se 0.003), higher preoperative ICIQ-UI-SF score (Est 0.214, se 0.018), and older age (Est. 0.058, se 0.009), were associated with a higher 12-month ICIQ-UI-SF score. For the 3-month model, higher preoperative ICIQ-UI-SF score (Est. 0.083, se 0.014), older age (Est. 0.024, se 0.007), lower 3-month EORCT QLQ-C30/QoL score (Est. −0.010, se 0.002) and higher 3-month ICIQ-UI-SF score (Est. 0.562, se 0.009) were associated with a higher 12-month ICIQ-UI-SF score. Conclusions: Our models set the stage for a more accurate counselling of patients. In particular, our preoperative model assesses the risk of UI according to preoperative and early postoperative variables. Our postoperative model can identify patients who most likely would not benefit from conservative treatment and should be counselled on continence surgery.

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2020

23. Is cystoscopic sphincter evaluation a reliable witness before continence surgery? A prospective, blinded, real life, single centre study

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Tutolo, M., primary, Rosiello, G., additional, Cristodoro, M., additional, Bruyneel, L., additional, De Ridder, D., additional, Beels, E., additional, Heesakkers, J., additional, Everaert, K., additional, Kasyan, G., additional, Van Bruwaene, S., additional, Geavlete, B., additional, Ammirati, E., additional, Barletta, F.M., additional, Cannoletta, D., additional, Scuderi, S., additional, Salonia, A., additional, Briganti, A., additional, and Van der Aa, F., additional

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2021
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24. The key role of levator ani thickness for early urinary continence recovery in patients undergoing robot-assisted radical prostatectomy: a multi-institutional study

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Tutolo, M., primary, Rosiello, G., additional, Van der Aa, F., additional, Stabile, G., additional, Cannoletta, D., additional, Oreggia, D., additional, De Wever, L., additional, Esposito, A., additional, De Cobelli, F., additional, Everaerts, W., additional, De Ridder, D., additional, Tasso, G., additional, Salonia, A., additional, Montorsi, F., additional, and Briganti, A., additional

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2021
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32. Prospective multi centre registry for patients undergoing surgery for male stress urinary incontinence. An update of the EAU Registry ‘SATURN’

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Martens, F.M.J., primary, Heesakkers, J., additional, Van Der Aa, F., additional, Nilsen, O.J., additional, Van Renterghem, K., additional, Zachoval, R., additional, De Kort, L., additional, Romero-Otero, J., additional, Sacco, E., additional, Thiruchelvam, N., additional, Martinez-Salamanca, J.I., additional, Bjartell, A., additional, Caris, C., additional, Schipper, R., additional, Witjes, W., additional, and Hamid, R., additional

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2021
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33. SATURN: A European, Prospective, Multicentre Registry for Male Stress Urinary Incontinence Surgery

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Van der Aa, F., Everaert, K., Van Renterghem, K., Van Bruwaene, S., De Wachter, S., Zachoval, R., Hüsch, T., Queissert, F., Fisch, M., Martinez-Salamanca, J., Romero-Otero, J., Castro Diaz, D., Puche-Sanz, I., Gago, J., Lledó, E., Arlandis, S., Poblador, A. Fraile, Hoyuela, A. Romero, Gómez de Vicente, J.M., Tikkinen, K.A.O., Hamid, R., Thiruchelvam, N., Sahai, A., Sacco, E., Heesakkers, J., Martens, F., De Kort, L., Nilsen, O.J., Pedersen, J.M., Martens, Frank, Heesakkers, John, Van der Aa, Frank, Thiruchelvam, Nikesh, Witjes, Wim, Caris, Christien, Kats, Joni, and Hamid, Rizwan

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2023
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35. Management of Female and Functional Urology Patients During the COVID Pandemic

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Lopez-Fando, L, Bueno, P, Carracedo, D, Averbeck, M, Castro-Diaz, DM, Chartier-Kastler, E, Cruz, F, Dmochowski, R, Finazzi-Agro, E, Hajebrahimi, S, Heesakkers, J, Kasyan, G, Tarcan, T, Peyronnet, B, Plata, M, Padilla-Fernandez, B, Van Der Aa, F, Arlandis, S, and Hashim, H

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Prioritization, Telehealth, COVID-19, Female urology, Functional urology, Neurourology
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Context: Coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19) has changed standard urology practice around the world. The situation is affecting not only uro-oncological patients but also patients with benign and disabling conditions who are suffering delays in medical attention that impact their quality of life. Objective: To propose, based on expert advice and current evidence where available, a strategy to reorganize female and functional urological (FFU) activity (diagnosis and treatment). Evidence acquisition: The present document is based on a narrative review of the limited data available in the urological literature on SARS-Cov-2 and the experience of FFU experts from several countries around the world. Evidence synthesis: In all the treatment schemes proposed in the literature on the COVID-19 pandemic, FFU surgery is not adequately covered and usually grouped into the category that is not urgent or can be delayed, but in a sustained pandemic scenario there are cases that cannot be delayed that should be considered for surgery as a priority. The aim of this document is to provide a detailed management plan for noninvasive and invasive FFU consultations, investigations, and operations. A classification of FFU surgical activity by indication and urgency is proposed, as well as recommendations adopted from the literature for good surgical practice and by surgical approach in FFU in the COVID-19 era. Conclusions: Functional, benign, and pelvic floor conditions have often been considered suitable for delay in challenging times. The long-term implications of this reduction in functional urology clinical activity are currently unknown. This document will help functional urology departments to reorganize their activity to best serve their patients. Patient summary: Many patients will suffer delays in urology treatment because of COVID-19, with consequent impairment of their physical and psychological health and deterioration of their quality of life. Efforts should be made to minimize the burden for this patient group, without endangering patients and health care workers. (C) 2020 European Association of Urology. Published by Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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2020

36. Management of Female and Functional Urology Patients During the COVID Pandemic

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López-Fando, L., Bueno, P., Carracedo, D., Averbeck, M., Castro-Díaz, D.M., Chartier-Kastler, E., Cruz, F., Dmochowski, R., Finazzi-Agrò, E., Hajebrahimi, S., Heesakkers, J.P., Kasyan, G., Tarcan, T., Peyronnet, B., Plata, M., Padilla-Fernández, B., Aa, F. Van der, Arlandis, S., Hashim, H., López-Fando, L., Bueno, P., Carracedo, D., Averbeck, M., Castro-Díaz, D.M., Chartier-Kastler, E., Cruz, F., Dmochowski, R., Finazzi-Agrò, E., Hajebrahimi, S., Heesakkers, J.P., Kasyan, G., Tarcan, T., Peyronnet, B., Plata, M., Padilla-Fernández, B., Aa, F. Van der, Arlandis, S., and Hashim, H.

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Contains fulltext : 225058.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access), CONTEXT: Coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19) has changed standard urology practice around the world. The situation is affecting not only uro-oncological patients but also patients with benign and disabling conditions who are suffering delays in medical attention that impact their quality of life. OBJECTIVE: To propose, based on expert advice and current evidence where available, a strategy to reorganize female and functional urological (FFU) activity (diagnosis and treatment). EVIDENCE ACQUISITION: The present document is based on a narrative review of the limited data available in the urological literature on SARS-Cov-2 and the experience of FFU experts from several countries around the world. EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS: In all the treatment schemes proposed in the literature on the COVID-19 pandemic, FFU surgery is not adequately covered and usually grouped into the category that is not urgent or can be delayed, but in a sustained pandemic scenario there are cases that cannot be delayed that should be considered for surgery as a priority. The aim of this document is to provide a detailed management plan for noninvasive and invasive FFU consultations, investigations, and operations. A classification of FFU surgical activity by indication and urgency is proposed, as well as recommendations adopted from the literature for good surgical practice and by surgical approach in FFU in the COVID-19 era. CONCLUSIONS: Functional, benign, and pelvic floor conditions have often been considered suitable for delay in challenging times. The long-term implications of this reduction in functional urology clinical activity are currently unknown. This document will help functional urology departments to reorganize their activity to best serve their patients. PATIENT SUMMARY: Many patients will suffer delays in urology treatment because of COVID-19, with consequent impairment of their physical and psychological health and deterioration of their quality of life. Efforts should be made to minimize

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2020

37. Two-year safety and efficacy outcomes for the treatment of overactive bladder using a long-lived rechargeable sacral neuromodulation system

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Blok, B.F.M. (Bertil), Van Kerrebroeck, P., de Wachter, S., Ruffion, A., Van der Aa, F., Perrouin-Verbe, M.A., Elneil, S. (Suzy), Blok, B.F.M. (Bertil), Van Kerrebroeck, P., de Wachter, S., Ruffion, A., Van der Aa, F., Perrouin-Verbe, M.A., and Elneil, S. (Suzy)

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Aims: Sacral neuromodulation (SNM) therapy for overactive bladder (OAB) has proven long‐term safety and efficacy. Historically, the only commercially available SNM device was nonrechargeable requiring replacement surgery due to battery depletion. The Axonics System is the first rechargeable SNM device and is qualified to last a minimum of 15 years in the body. The study objective was to evaluate the safety and efficacy of this rechargeable SNM system. This study reports 2‐year outcomes. Methods: A total of 51 subjects were implanted with the Axonics System in a single nonstaged procedure. Subjects had OAB, confirmed on a 3‐day voiding diary (≥8 voids/day and/or ≥2 incontinence episodes over 72 hours). Test Responders were defined as subjects that were responders at 1 month postimplant. The efficacy analysis included therapy responder rates, change in the quality of life, and subject satisfaction reported in Test Responders (n = 30) and all implanted subjects (n = 37) that completed the follow‐up visits. Adverse events (AEs) are reported in all implanted subjects. Results: At 2 years, 90% of the Test Responders continued to respond to the therapy based on voiding diary criteria. Satisfaction with therapy was reported by 93% of subjects and 86% found their charging experience acceptable. Of the urinary incontinence Test Responders, 88% continued to be responders at 2 years, and 28% were completely dry. There were no unanticipated (AEs) or serious device‐related AEs. Conclusions: The Axonics System® provides sustained clinically meaningful improvements in OAB subjects at 2 years. There were no serious device‐related AEs. Subjects reported continued satisfaction with their therapy.

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2020
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39. Management of female and functional urology patients during the COVID pandemic

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Tarcan, Tufan (ORCID 0000-0002-3387-3524 & YÖK ID 173289), López-Fando, L.; Bueno, P.; Carracedo, D.; Averbeck, M.; Castro-Díaz, D.M.; Chartier-Kastler, E.; Cruz, F.; Dmochowski, R.; Finazzi-Agrò, E.; Hajebrahimi, S.; Heesakkers, J.; Kasyan, G.; Peyronnet, B.; Plata, M.; Padilla-Fernández, B.; Van Der Aa, F.; Arlandis, S.; Hashim, H., School of Medicine, Tarcan, Tufan (ORCID 0000-0002-3387-3524 & YÖK ID 173289), López-Fando, L.; Bueno, P.; Carracedo, D.; Averbeck, M.; Castro-Díaz, D.M.; Chartier-Kastler, E.; Cruz, F.; Dmochowski, R.; Finazzi-Agrò, E.; Hajebrahimi, S.; Heesakkers, J.; Kasyan, G.; Peyronnet, B.; Plata, M.; Padilla-Fernández, B.; Van Der Aa, F.; Arlandis, S.; Hashim, H., and School of Medicine

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Context: coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19) has changed standard urology practice around the world. The situation is affecting not only uro-oncological patients but also patients with benign and disabling conditions who are suffering delays in medical attention that impact their quality of life. Objective: to propose, based on expert advice and current evidence where available, a strategy to reorganize female and functional urological (FFU) activity (diagnosis and treatment). Evidence acquisition: the present document is based on a narrative review of the limited data available in the urological literature on SARS-Cov-2 and the experience of FFU experts from several countries around the world. Evidence synthesis: in all the treatment schemes proposed in the literature on the COVID-19 pandemic, FFU surgery is not adequately covered and usually grouped into the category that is not urgent or can be delayed, but in a sustained pandemic scenario there are cases that cannot be delayed that should be considered for surgery as a priority. The aim of this document is to provide a detailed management plan for noninvasive and invasive FFU consultations, investigations, and operations. A classification of FFU surgical activity by indication and urgency is proposed, as well as recommendations adopted from the literature for good surgical practice and by surgical approach in FFU in the COVID-19 era. Conclusions: functional, benign, and pelvic floor conditions have often been considered suitable for delay in challenging times. The long-term implications of this reduction in functional urology clinical activity are currently unknown. This document will help functional urology departments to reorganize their activity to best serve their patients. Patient summary: many patients will suffer delays in urology treatment because of COVID-19, with consequent impairment of their physical and psychological health and deterioration of their quality of life. Efforts should be made to minimize, NA

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2020

46. Implantation robot-assistée du sphincter artificiel urinaire AMS-800 chez la femme : une série multicentrique internationale de 125 patientes

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Peyronnet, B., primary, Capon, G., additional, Belas, O., additional, Biardeau, X., additional, Lecoanet, P., additional, Castro-Sader, L., additional, Allue, M., additional, Hein, R., additional, Daher, M., additional, Hascoet, J., additional, Auble, A., additional, Thibault, F., additional, Cornu, J.N., additional, Dubois, F., additional, Gamé, X., additional, Cardot, V., additional, Vidart, A., additional, Descazeaud, A., additional, Fournier, G., additional, and Van Der Aa, F., additional

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2020
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47. Anatomical prostate mpMRI features and continence recovery after robot assisted radical prostatectomy: is there something beyond membranous urethral length? results from a large, multi-institutional cohort

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Tutolo, M., primary, Tasso, G., additional, Stabile, G., additional, Everaerts, W., additional, Joniau, S., additional, De Ridder, D., additional, Van der Aa, F., additional, Bruyneel, L., additional, Van Cleynenbreugel, B., additional, De Cobelli, F., additional, Esposito, A., additional, Cannoletta, D., additional, Cucchiara, V., additional, Zaffuto, E., additional, Mirone, V., additional, Salonia, A., additional, Fossati, N., additional, Gandaglia, G., additional, Montorsi, F., additional, and Briganti, A., additional

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2020
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48. Robot-assisted artificial urinary sphincter implantation in female patients: An international multicenter study

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Peyronnet, B., primary, Capon, G., additional, Biardeau, X., additional, Belas, O., additional, Lecoanet, P., additional, Castro-Sader, L., additional, Allue, M., additional, Hein, R., additional, Daher, M., additional, Manunta, A., additional, Robert, G., additional, Hascoet, J., additional, Dubois, F., additional, Thibault, F., additional, Cardot, V., additional, Vidart, A., additional, Descazeaud, A., additional, Fournier, G., additional, Everaerts, W., additional, and Van Der Aa, F., additional

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2020
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