Neurogenic stress urinary incontinence: is there a place for Adjustable Continence Therapy (ACT™ and ProACT™, Uromedica, Plymouth, MN, USA)? A retrospective multicenter study.
Yoann RonziLoïc Le NormandEmmanuel Chartier-KastlerXavier GamePhilippe GrisePierre DenysBrigitte Perrouin-VerbePublished in: Spinal cord (2019)
ACT is a minimally invasive treatment for SUI related to sphincter deficiency. This is one of the first reports in a sample of patients with neurological disorders implanted by multiple surgeons. ACT could be a less invasive, appropriate alternative to artificial urinary sphincters. However, it is associated with frequent local complications which are easy to manage but that should be reduced in this challenging population.