Publications by authors named "Giuseppe Masiello"
Article Synopsis
- Antibiotic prophylaxis (AB) reduces bacteriuria after invasive urodynamics (UDS) but does not significantly lower urinary tract infection (UTI) rates; guidelines for AB use in high-risk patients remain unclear.
- A systematic review and expert consensus via a modified Delphi method identified key patient categories at risk for UTIs and proposed 16 statements regarding AB use.
- The panel of 57 experts largely agreed (56.25%) on the necessity of AB for patients with neurogenic bladder and immunosuppression, while advising against AB for several other factors such as menopausal status and diabetes.
Congenital penile curvature and chordee are a rare malformative condition most frequently associated with hypospadias, but varying degrees of penile curvature are observed with an orthotopic meatus. Disease becomes evident after puberty, when curvature becomes more apparent with erection. We present a case of a young man (16 years old), with ventral congenital penile curvature without hypospadias and with hypoplastic-dysplastic corpus spongiosum and short urethra, who could not have normal sexual intercourses.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: The aim of this study is to evaluate the relationships existing between transrectal ultrasound and urodynamics in patients undergone radical retropubic prostatectomy and affected by stress incontinence.
Materials And Methods: 78 patients were suitabe for the study. They have been divided in three groups: group A, 18 incontinent patients (at least 1 pad a day); group B, 30 patients with occasional dribbling (no incontinence device needed); group C, 30 continent patients.