Annales chirurgiae et gynaecologiae · 2001
Longevity of the Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure.
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Hegarty P K, Power P C, O'Brien M F, Bredin H C
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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: The Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure (MMK) is a vesico-urethral suspension, for the correction of urethral hypermobility in women with stress urinary incontinence. This study aims to describe the long-term outcome of the procedure.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 40 women with stress incontinence underwent the MMK. All operations were performed by one surgeon. Analysis of patients' notes yielded the early continence rate and perioperative morbidity. Long-term outcome was measured by means of a postal questionnaire with telephone contact to ensure maximum uptake.
RESULTS: The immediate continence rate was 82%. Continence rates at up to 22 years follow-up (mean 8.5 years) is 61%. All failures occurred within 2 years of the operation.
CONCLUSION: Patients still continent two years after the MMK will maintain continence in the long-term.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 40 women with stress incontinence underwent the MMK. All operations were performed by one surgeon. Analysis of patients' notes yielded the early continence rate and perioperative morbidity. Long-term outcome was measured by means of a postal questionnaire with telephone contact to ensure maximum uptake.
RESULTS: The immediate continence rate was 82%. Continence rates at up to 22 years follow-up (mean 8.5 years) is 61%. All failures occurred within 2 years of the operation.
CONCLUSION: Patients still continent two years after the MMK will maintain continence in the long-term.