Comparison the efficiency of different surgical procedures for urinary stress incontinence.

OBJECTIVE

To analyse the efficiency of two operations for treatment of urinary stress incontinence (USI).

METHODS

The clinical data of 95 USI cases or accompany USI treated by surgical procedures (Kelly operation 63 cases, Colposuspension 32 cases) was analysed retrospectively in our department.

RESULTS

The cure rates during three months after operation were 92.9% in Colposuspension group and 68.9% in Kelly operation group (P < 0.05), and decreased to 73.7% and 57.5% one year after operation in Colposuspension group and Kelly operation group respectively (P > 0.05). Abnormal senses rates of sexual intercourse was 3.7% in Colposuspension and 7.3% in Kelly operation group. The length of retaining Foley catheter after Colposuspension was more than Kelly operation.

CONCLUSION

The cure rate during three months after Colposuspension is better than Kelly operation. But the cure rates during one year after surgery are the same in two groups.