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Clinical Trial
. 1998 Aug;78(8):601-3.

[Comparison of different surgical procedures for urinary stress incontinence]

[Article in Chinese]
L Zhu  1 , J Lang, Z Liu
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  • PMID: 11038811
Clinical Trial

[Comparison of different surgical procedures for urinary stress incontinence]

[Article in Chinese]
L Zhu et al. Zhonghua Yi Xue Za Zhi. 1998 Aug.

Abstract

Objective: Comparison of different surgical procedures for urinary stress incontinence (USI).

Methods: 95 patients with and/or accompanying USI were treated operatively in a prospectively randomized manner.

Results: The cure rate of colposuspension group 3 months after operation was 93% and was higher than 69% after Kelly operation (P < 0.05). But the cure rate 12 months after operation decreased to 74% and 58% respectively (P > 0.05). The percentage of abnormal sexual life was lower in the colposuspension group (4%) than that of those having Kelly operation (7%). The average days and times of intubation in the colposuspension group were more than in Kelly operation group (P < 0.05).

Conclusion: The cure rate of colposuspension 3 months was better than that of the Kelly operation. The cure rate at 1 year was similar in the two procedures. Transient urinary retention occurred more after in the colposuspension group.

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