there was no significant change in the OABSS, the improvement in IPSS suggests that subjective voiding symptoms have improved.Although the maximum urinary flow rate did not change significantly, the bladder volume at first sensation increased, urinary storage function improved, and residual urine volume decreased. There were no perioperative complications, and none of the patients complained of post-operative difficulty in urination or urinary retention. The retrovesical angle significantly decreased.Conclusions: The modified LSC in women with POP provides good functional outcomes in terms of IPSS, post void residual volume (PVR), and urinary storage function.