Urology Surgical Activity And Covid-19: Risk Assessment At The Epidemic Peak: A Parisian Multicentre Experience

Alexandre Ingels, Steeven Bibas,Maher Abdessater,Thomas Tabourin,Morgan Roupret,Emmanuel Chartier-Kastler, Gwendolyn Barker, Nouha Tobbal,Steeve Doizi,Olivier Cussenot, Doriane Prost,Francois Desgrandchamps,Idir Ouzaid, Paul Rollin,Jean-Francois Hermieu,Francois Audenet, Mickael Userovici,Arnaud Mejean,Julien Anract,Sabine Roux,Michael Peyromaure, Nicolas Couteau,Cédric Lebacle,Jacques Irani,Dimitri Vordos,René Yiou,Andras Hoznek,Cecile M Champy,Jose Batista Da Costa,Alexandre De La Taille

BJU INTERNATIONAL（2020）

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Performing urological surgery during the COVID-19 epidemic peak has a limited impact on ICU admissions but presents a real (0.6%) risk of specific mortality. Surgical activities should be maintained according to this risk.

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Coronavirus Disease 19,Surgery,Urology,nosocomial risk,post-operative infection

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