The tension-free vaginal tape procedure for the treatment of stress incontinence in female
Zhan Zi-li
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Zhan Zi-li
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Objective To evaluate tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) procedure for women with ruinary incontience. Methods 37 patients with stress incontinence underwent the TVT procedure.An incision was made on the anterior vaginal wall and a curved trocar was introduced placing the TVT to the lower part of the middle urethra.An indevelling uretha catheter was with drained after 24 hours. Results The patients have been followed up for 3~16 months(mean follow-up of 13 months).All were cured by the TVT procedure.The main postoperative complication is retention (in 2 patients). Conclusions The results demonstrate that TVT procedure is safe and effective for the treatment of stress incontinence in female patients.
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Objective To evaluate tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) procedure for women with ruinary incontience. Methods 37 patients with stress incontinence underwent the TVT procedure.An incision was made on the anterior vaginal wall and a curved trocar was introduced placing the TVT to the lower part of the middle urethra.An indevelling uretha catheter was with drained after 24 hours. Results The patients have been followed up for 3~16 months(mean follow-up of 13 months).All were cured by the TVT procedure.The main postoperative complication is retention (in 2 patients). Conclusions The results demonstrate that TVT procedure is safe and effective for the treatment of stress incontinence in female patients.
Key concepts: Medicine, Stress incontinence, Surgery, Urethra, Catheter, Complication, Urinary incontinence, Urology