The value of surgical release after obstructive anti-incontinence surgery: An aid for clinical decision making.

Thomas Van den BroeckDirk De RidderFrank Van der Aa

Published in: Neurourology and urodynamics (2014)

Surgical release can be very successful in relieving obstruction due to bladder outlet obstruction (BOO) after anti-incontinence surgery. Persistent OAB symptoms and recurrent SUI are the main reasons for being dissatisfied. To lower the odds for recurrent SUI, surgical release should be performed more than 180 days after original surgery. Patients without pre-operative OAB symptoms are at higher risk of developing post-operative OAB symptoms when treatment is delayed more than 70 days.

Keyphrases

minimally invasive
coronary artery bypass
end stage renal disease
decision making
surgical site infection
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
ejection fraction
sleep quality
spinal cord injury
percutaneous coronary intervention
depressive symptoms
acute coronary syndrome
coronary artery disease
urinary tract