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Effect of tension-free vaginal tape position on the resolution of irritative bladder symptoms in women with mixed incontinence
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Effect of tension-free vaginal tape position on the resolution of irritative bladder symptoms in women with mixed incontinence
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Journal Article
Effect of tension-free vaginal tape position on the resolution of irritative bladder symptoms in women with mixed incontinence
2008
Overview
The aim of this study was to determine whether the position of the tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) has an effect on the resolution of irritative symptoms in women undergoing the TVT operation. Initial audit suggested that more distally placed tapes were more likely to result in the resolution of irritative symptoms. An appropriately powered study was designed to test this theory. Seventy-seven women with urodynamic evidence of detrusor overactivity and urodynamic stress incontinence underwent a transperineal ultrasound scan to ascertain the position of the tape after a TVT. The tape was categorised as proximal, middle or distal urethra. The resolution of irritative symptoms was assessed compared to the TVT position. Forty-five women had distal tapes, 30 had mid-urethral tapes and two had proximal tapes. Women with the TVT placed on the distal urethra were no more likely to experience resolution of their irritative symptoms than women with tapes on the mid-urethra (
p
>
0.05). Placement of the TVT on any one part of the urethra is not more likely to result in resolution of irritative bladder symptoms.
Publisher
Springer-Verlag,Springer Nature B.V
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