Patients were divided into two groups. After taking history,
general examination and local examination and after proper
pre-operative check-up, the patients underwent surgery. One
hundred patients were allocated for short term
catheterization. On the first POD, after removal of catheter,
when patient felt urge for voiding, patient was sent to USG Dept. to measure residual urine volume and urine was sent
for routine & microscopic examination & culture sensitivity
and was advised to void frequently in order to prevent
retention. If the urine examination was normal, the patient
was discharged from hospital on third POD. The patients
with imminent overfilling, (i.e. Post-voiding residual 200 ml)
were re-catheterized for about another 3 days. One hundred
patients were allocated to standard prolonged catheterization
(catheter removal on the morning of 5th POD). After
removal of catheter on 5th POD, urine was sent for routine
examination and USG was done to measure residual urine
volume. If the urine examination report was normal, the
patient was discharged on 6th POD. Duration of hospital stay
for both groups patients were recorded (Considering the
patients were admitted before the day of operation). After
operation initial follow up was given to anticipate evidence
of infection and ensured about evacuation of bladder. Ethical
clearance was taken from concerned local committee. Data is
analyzed by Statistical Package Social Science, version 17.
Patients were divided into two groups. After taking history,
general examination and local examination and after proper
pre-operative check-up, the patients underwent surgery. One
hundred patients were allocated for short term
catheterization. On the first POD, after removal of catheter,
when patient felt urge for voiding, patient was sent to USG Dept. to measure residual urine volume and urine was sent
for routine & microscopic examination & culture sensitivity
and was advised to void frequently in order to prevent
retention. If the urine examination was normal, the patient
was discharged from hospital on third POD. The patients
with imminent overfilling, (i.e. Post-voiding residual 200 ml)
were re-catheterized for about another 3 days. One hundred
patients were allocated to standard prolonged catheterization
(catheter removal on the morning of 5th POD). After
removal of catheter on 5th POD, urine was sent for routine
examination and USG was done to measure residual urine
volume. If the urine examination report was normal, the
patient was discharged on 6th POD. Duration of hospital stay
for both groups patients were recorded (Considering the
patients were admitted before the day of operation). After
operation initial follow up was given to anticipate evidence
of infection and ensured about evacuation of bladder. Ethical
clearance was taken from concerned local committee. Data is
analyzed by Statistical Package Social Science, version 17.
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