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• W2016121199 abstract "Abstract Aim: Although perineal approaches for radical prostatectomy have recently gained renewed attention as excellent methods for minimally invasive surgery, the most commonly used techniques, Belt's and Young's approaches, have inadequacies regarding the topographical relationship between the rectourethral and levator ani muscles. Methods: Using macroscopic observations of sagittal slices of 27 male pelvises and smooth muscle immunohistochemical staining of semiserial sections of another eight pelvises, we investigated the topographical anatomy of the perineal structures and their interindividual variations in elderly Japanese men. Results: The inferomedial edge of the levator ani was located 5–15 mm lateral to the midsagittal plane in an area between the urethra and the rectum. The rectourethral smooth muscle had a superoinferior thickness of 5–10 mm and occupied a space between the right and left levator slings. The levator was adjacent to, or continuous with, the striated anal sphincters. A thick connective tissue septum, composed of smooth muscle, was evident between the rectal smooth muscle and the anal sphincter–levator ani complex. Conclusion: Because the connective tissue septum guides the surgeon's finger upwards towards the rectoprostatic space, Belt's approach appears relatively easy; however, rectal injury can sometimes occur if the surgeon loses this guidance. In contrast, if the levator edge is identified as the first step in Young's approach, the rectourethral muscle can be precisely divided, leaving a 3–5‐mm margin from the rectum and sphincter–levator complex. Clinical investigations are now required to modify Young's approach based on the present results." @default.
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• W2016121199 title "Topographic anatomy of the male perineal structures with special reference to perineal approaches for radical prostatectomy" @default.
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• W2016121199 doi "https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1442-2042.2003.00585.x" @default.
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