These findings suggest that age, BMI, preoperative prostate volume, history of transurethral prostate surgery, MULP preservation, and complete bladder neck preservation may be significant factors associated with urinary incontinence following surgery.
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Abnormal expression of miR-330-3p predicts post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence and regulates the function of urethral fibroblasts by targeting MMP2.
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