PMID: 11342926May 9, 2001Paper

A prospective evaluation of the efficiency of early postoperative bladder emptying after the Stamey procedure or pubovaginal sling for stress urinary incontinence

The Journal of Urology
C M BradyHugh D Flood

Abstract

The pubovaginal sling has been criticized as having a higher incidence of postoperative voiding dysfunction than other surgical approaches for the management of stress urinary incontinence. In 2 similar patient groups we prospectively compared the rates of early postoperative voiding dysfunction after the pubovaginal sling or Stamey procedure. Between June 1995 and January 1997, 50 consecutive patients underwent the pubovaginal sling or Stamey procedure. Emptying efficiency was measured 48 hours postoperatively by suprapubic catheter in the Stamey group and intermittent catheterization in the pubovaginal sling group. When emptying efficiency was greater than 75%, intermittent catheterization was stopped or the suprapubic catheter was removed. There was no statistically significant difference in emptying efficiency for the first 3 voids using the Dunn multiple comparison method. Median voiding efficiencies were 37%, 43% and 61% with the Stamey procedure in group 1 (mean 43%, 45% and 54%), and 60%, 75% and 75% with the pubovaginal sling in group 2 (mean 49%, 68% and 69%), respectively. The mean number of intermittent catheterizations performed in patients with the pubovaginal sling was 5.7 in less than 1 day. In the Stamey group ...Continue Reading

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