International urogynecology journal · 2010
Predicting for postoperative incontinence following sling incision.
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Yoost Timothy, Rames Ross, Lebed Brett, Bhavsar Robin, Rovner Eric
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION AND HYPOTHESIS: Our objective was to assess preoperative risk factors for developing recurrent stress urinary incontinence (SUI) following transvaginal sling incision (TVSI) for bladder outlet obstruction (BOO).
METHODS: We identified 101 women who underwent TVSI and/or removal of a midurethral sling. Thirty-nine underwent TVSI for clinical and videourodynamic demonstrable BOO. Eighteen of 39 women demonstrated preoperative clinical SUI and urodynamic BOO. A comparative analysis was performed specifically looking at several clinical factors and the risk of the occurrence of postoperative SUI.
RESULTS: Mean age, number of prior surgeries, parity, and pre- and postoperative PVRs did not predict for postoperative SUI. Nine of 18 (50%) of women with SUI and BOO preoperatively vs. only 2/21 (10%) of women with BOO alone developed postoperative SUI. This difference in the incidence of postoperative SUI was statistically significant (p<0.01).
CONCLUSIONS: In patients with BOO, the presence of preoperative clinical SUI is a predictor for postoperative SUI following TVSI.
METHODS: We identified 101 women who underwent TVSI and/or removal of a midurethral sling. Thirty-nine underwent TVSI for clinical and videourodynamic demonstrable BOO. Eighteen of 39 women demonstrated preoperative clinical SUI and urodynamic BOO. A comparative analysis was performed specifically looking at several clinical factors and the risk of the occurrence of postoperative SUI.
RESULTS: Mean age, number of prior surgeries, parity, and pre- and postoperative PVRs did not predict for postoperative SUI. Nine of 18 (50%) of women with SUI and BOO preoperatively vs. only 2/21 (10%) of women with BOO alone developed postoperative SUI. This difference in the incidence of postoperative SUI was statistically significant (p<0.01).
CONCLUSIONS: In patients with BOO, the presence of preoperative clinical SUI is a predictor for postoperative SUI following TVSI.