In our large series most men with prostatectomy incontinence did not have genuine stress incontinence alone. Thus, urodynamic studies are critical, not only to define cause of incontinence but to direct effective therapy.

Video urodynamics facilitate diagnosis of primary bladder neck obstruction. Transurethral incision is the most effective therapy for primary bladder neck obstruction.

At mean 4-year followup after pubovaginal sling surgery, this outcome study using a self administered questionnaire confirms high patient satisfaction despite significant postoperative urgency symptoms.

This long-term study documents the positive impact of the artificial urinary sphincter on patient quality of life with few mechanical failures since 1987.

This long-term study using outcomes analysis reveals a high rate of recurrent stress incontinence after modified Pereyra bladder neck suspension. However, most patients maintain significant subjective improvement and remain satisfied with the results of the operation.