Suburethral sling in autoimmune patients: complications, quality of life, and success rate

Abstract

According to our experience, the suburethral sling is a safe procedure with low complication rates comparable to those reported in the literature.

Evaluation and surgery for stress urinary incontinence: A FIGO working group report

“…Evidence to guide the surgical management of immune compromised patients is currently lacking. In immune compromised patients, the surgeon should be aware of difficulties with tissue healing and risk of infections . MUS involve the use of synthetic material (permanent foreign body) and thus a potential risk for infection and other future complications .…”

“…In immune compromised patients, the surgeon should be aware of difficulties with tissue healing and risk of infections . MUS involve the use of synthetic material (permanent foreign body) and thus a potential risk for infection and other future complications . Both BC and PVS are associated with risks of wound infection and hernia; however, PVS involves more surgery and potential for infection.…”

“…91 MUS involve the use of synthetic material (permanent foreign body) and thus a potential risk for infection and other future complications. 91 Both BC and PVS are associated with risks of wound infection and hernia; however, PVS involves more surgery and potential for infection. Burch colposuspension appears to potentially carry less risks for infection and this is an estimate at best.…”