The Laparoscopy with Assistive Finger Tip Technic Compared to Conventional Technic in Stress Incontinence’s Treatment
Author(s) -
Mohamadali Amirzargar
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
journal of research in urology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2476-7042
DOI - 10.30699/acadpub.jru.2.2.7
Subject(s) - laparoscopy , medicine , stress incontinence , stress (linguistics) , computer science , physical medicine and rehabilitation , surgery , urinary incontinence , philosophy , linguistics
Results: In the undergoing conventional sling laparoscopy group of treated patients (21 patients), 6 patients experienced relapse of disease symptoms. 3 patients, although the symptoms were partially removed, still had the leakage problem. Two patients, despite conducting cystoscopic controlling, nylon thread was passed into the bladder and ignored. Besides, in finger assisted technic, all studied patients were satisfied with the treatment. In the latter group, leakage was appeared mildly in those with high body mass index by decreasing body weight. Two patients also experienced urinary retention that was disappeared after 3 days of CIC.
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