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BACKGROUND
We have implanted the FlowSecure artificial sphincter for the first time in October 2006. The prototype was originally conceived and designed by Professor Craggs M. D. and Professor Mundy A.R. Preliminary clinical results were reported in nine patients early this year. Our objective is to
Objective: To identify a more effective, less invasive surgical technique and tool for treatment of genuine stress urinary incontinence. The new outpatient procedure is one of the most effective ways to treat the patient without sacrificing safety and outcome.Method: The Closed Burch Procedure is a
OBJECTIVE
The aim of this study was to present a novel laparoscopic technique for persistent urinary incontinence in pediatrics due to ectopic ureter associated with poor functioning upper renal moiety.
METHODS
This technique consisted of laparoscopic clipping of the upper moiety artery and vein.
We studied safety and topographic characteristics of a transobturative approach in application of an "inside out" tension free tape (TFT) for management of stress urinary incontinence (SUI) in women. The anatomic sections were made on 6 fresh female cadavers (mean age of the deceased 78.5 +/- 4
Current evidence points to a high prevalence of urinary incontinence among female athletes. In this context, this study aims to assess if structural and biomechanical characteristics of the pubovisceral muscles may lead to urine leakage. Clinical and demographic data were collected, as well as
We developed a theoretical model to understand the extrinsic factors of the bladder-urethral system involved in stress urinary incontinence and their relationships with cystocele or the protective effect of dorsal decubitus and with overfilled-bladder-related dysuria. The model is based on known
INDICATIONS FOR URODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT IN WOMEN: Urodynamic assessment is not useful for the diagnosis of female urinary incontinence which remains a clinical diagnosis. Before any form of surgery for pure stress urinary incontinence, evaluation of bladder emptying by determination of maximum flow
We present two patients with bothersome stress urinary incontinence (SUI) following radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymphadenectomy for early stage cervical cancer. One patient underwent adjuvant radiotherapy. We selected, after extensive counseling, TVT-Secur in these two patients as we aimed to
The continent vesicostomy has been done on 24 patients, 10 of whom had severe urinary incontinence requiring closure of the bladder neck or urethra as well. Therefore, the bladder was converted to a closed cavity and intermittent catheterization is done through an abdominal stoma. No dressings or
BACKGROUND
The reduction of the pelvic floor muscles (PFM) strength is a major cause of stress urinary incontinence (SUI).
OBJECTIVE
To compare active and passive forces, and vaginal cavity aperture in continent and stress urinary incontinent women.
METHODS
The study included a total of thirty-two
OBJECTIVE
To demonstrate the needle positioning during three types of slings in relation to anatomical structures in fresh cadavers and to evaluate if this positioning is influenced by body mass index (BMI).
METHODS
TVTr sling (retropubic), TVT-O sling (transobturator) and mini-sling (TVT-Secur™)
A new surgical approach for the correction of female urinary stress incontinence has been devised. The retropubic space is entered through a dome-shaped incision in front of the urethral meatus in the anterior vaginal vestibule. The incision does not extend beyond the lower edge of the symphysis
A new surgical approach for the correction of female urinary stress incontinence has been devised. The retropubic space is entered through a dome-shaped incision in the vaginal vestibule. The bulbocavernosus muscles are separated from the urethra and the layers of the genitourinary diaphragm are
Genuine SUI is defined as that associated with hypermobility of the urethra and bladder neck. Accurate history-taking and physical examination allows for proper diagnoses and subsequent therapy in the majority of cases. Patients in whom bladder instability or intrinsic sphincteric deficiency are
BACKGROUND
The diagnostic accuracy of dilatation and curettage (D & C) was studied comparing retrospectively the results of histologic findings of D & C with the correspondent specimen from hysterectomy.
METHODS
During five years, at the Institute of Gynecology and Obstetrics, II University of