Devices for surgical treatment of female urinary incontinence
A technology for urinary incontinence and surgery, which is applied in anti-incontinence devices, surgery, medical science, etc., and can solve problems such as bladder and urethral perforation
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[0078] A total of 107 consecutive patients were treated with the above surgical procedures. The operations were performed under spinal anesthesia in 82 cases, general anesthesia in 24 cases and local anesthesia in 1 case.
[0079] The mean age of the patients was 62±12.6 years (median=62, range 29-88), and the mean parity status was 2.54±1.7 (median=2.5, range 0-9). Seventeen patients (15.9%) had undergone surgery for incontinence and / or vaginal prolapse.
[0080] Detailed medical history, physical examination, endoscopic evaluation, and dysuria test demonstrated that most patients (n=74; 69.2%) had typical SUI symptoms. Ulmsten's test was positive in every case. Other patients (n=33; 30.8%) had corresponding pelvic organ prolapse. In this group, 45.4% of patients had true SUI and 54.6% had latent SUI.
[0081] All patients were followed up once a month after surgery, and detailed interviews, clinic examinations, urine analysis, and postvoid residue determination were perf...
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