Endoscopic Bladder Neck Suspension Revisited: Long&amp;ndash;Term Results of Stamey and Gittes Procedures

Nigam, Ankesh; Otite, U.; Badenoch, D. F.

doi:10.1159/000020361

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“…Studies addressing the outcome of needle suspension procedures for the correction of female stress urinary incontinence [9][10][11][12] have reported postoperative continence rates ranging from 40 to 91% [13]. Most studies did not consistently use objective parameters to establish the diagnosis of stress incontinence and to evaluate the outcome of surgery.…”

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Needle suspension of the bladder neck for stress urinary incontinence: objective results at 11 to 16 years

2006

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We analyzed the objective and subjective long-term outcomes of women who underwent needle suspension of the bladder neck 11 to 16 years previously. A total of 132 women underwent a needle suspension procedure at our institution between 1986 and 1991. In a retrospective cohort study, 63 of these women were evaluated by clinical examination, urodynamic testing, cough stress test, and standardized personal interview. Objective continence was defined as no loss of urine either during cystometry or during coughing with the bladder filled to 300 ml. The objective continence rate was 56% (25/45) and the subjective continence rate was 41% (26/63). With regard to patient satisfaction, only 38% (24/63) of the studied patients considered themselves completely cured, and an additional 30% (19/63) improved. The objective and subjective long-term results of needle suspension of the bladder neck are modest. Long-term complications such as urinary retention and overactive bladder syndrome are rare.

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Needle suspension of the bladder neck for stress urinary incontinence: objective results at 11 to 16 years

2006

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“…Despite several studies [34,35] reporting the poor long-term success rates associated with needle suspension procedures, there are few data on the subsequent development of urogenital prolapse. However, a retrospective study examining the incidence of recurrent cystocele after anterior colporrhaphy with or without concomitant needle suspension was published [36].…”

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The effect of continence surgery on urogenital prolapse

Robinson

Cardozo

2003

BJU International

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Long-term Results of Surgery for Stress Urinary Incontinence — A Urologist’s View

Patki¹,

Hamid²,

Shah³

Urinary and Fecal Incontinence

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Endoscopic Bladder Neck Suspension Revisited: Long–Term Results of Stamey and Gittes Procedures

Cited by 11 publications

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Needle suspension of the bladder neck for stress urinary incontinence: objective results at 11 to 16 years

Needle suspension of the bladder neck for stress urinary incontinence: objective results at 11 to 16 years

The effect of continence surgery on urogenital prolapse

Long-term Results of Surgery for Stress Urinary Incontinence — A Urologist’s View

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