Mp32-02 associations Between Genetic Pathways and Radiomic Metrics in Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer

Abstract

300 mL, p[ 0.021). More patients with drains placed had a collecting system entry (89%) compared to those without drains placed (54%)(p<0.0001). Median LOS was longer in drain patients(3.0 days) compared to no drain patients(2.0 days)(p[0.0007). There were fewer post-operative complications in drainless patients (13% overall; 4% ! grade III) compared to those with drains(29% overall; 10% ! grade III)(p[0.0065). At one month post-operatively, there was no difference in percent change in eGFR in drain patients (-11.4%) compared to those without drains(-12.7%)(p[0.8412). One patient who did not have an intraoperative drain placed required a postoperative drain for urine leak diagnosed 10 days after RAPN. CONCLUSIONS: Omission of drains is safe in RAPN and may be associated with decreased hospital stay and fewer complications.