Results of surgical treatment for stress urinary incontinence in prostate cancer patients after radical prostatectomy using modified version of transobturator synthetic sling.

Approximately 6-9% of prostate cancer patients suffering from incontinent of urine after radical prostatectomy are in need of surgical correction of this condition after failure of conservative treatment for 12 months. The study involved 65 patients who were divided into 2 groups of follow-up. Group №1 (n = 31) - patients with mild urinary incontinence, group №2 (n = 34) - patients with medium (moderate) urinary incontinence. Follow-up median of the group №1 was 36 months, an average of 39.5 (12-84) months. Follow-up median of the group №2 was 36 months, an average of 41.65 (12-84) months. The overall efficiency of surgery in both groups was 84% and 82.4%.