British journal of urology · 1994
Combined bladder neck suspension and augmentation cystoplasty for neuropathic incontinence in female patients.
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Freedman E R, Singh G, Donnell S C, Rickwood A M, Thomas D G
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OBJECTIVE: To perform bladder neck suspension simultaneously with augmentation cystoplasty in female patients where sphincteric incompetence was not the sole cause of impaired functional bladder capacity.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: During an 8-year-period, 26 female patients (mean age 14, range 5-39) were treated with a Marshall-Marchetti plus cystoplasty (Liverpool) or a colposuspension plus clam cystoplasty (Sheffield). All had marked sphincteric incompetence compounded by detrusor hyper-reflexia and/or non-compliance. The patients were followed up for a mean period of 30 months (range 8-80).
RESULTS: There were no major complications. At follow-up 23 (88%) were dry by day on a regime of intermittent self-catheterization. Nine patients were taking adjuvant medication, usually for prevention of nocturnal enuresis.
CONCLUSION: The results compare tolerably with those of all alternative procedures, including the more elaborate reconstructions (e.g. Kropp procedure) and the expensive artificial urinary sphincter.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: During an 8-year-period, 26 female patients (mean age 14, range 5-39) were treated with a Marshall-Marchetti plus cystoplasty (Liverpool) or a colposuspension plus clam cystoplasty (Sheffield). All had marked sphincteric incompetence compounded by detrusor hyper-reflexia and/or non-compliance. The patients were followed up for a mean period of 30 months (range 8-80).
RESULTS: There were no major complications. At follow-up 23 (88%) were dry by day on a regime of intermittent self-catheterization. Nine patients were taking adjuvant medication, usually for prevention of nocturnal enuresis.
CONCLUSION: The results compare tolerably with those of all alternative procedures, including the more elaborate reconstructions (e.g. Kropp procedure) and the expensive artificial urinary sphincter.