| December 2006 · Vol. 18, No. 12 UPDATE
NEW DEVELOPMENTS THAT ARE CHANGING PATIENT CARE
URINARY INCONTINENCE
|
Fast Track
A consensus may be emerging that the safest synthetic material is monofilament polypropylene with pore size larger than 70 μm
Xenograft slings have worse continence outcomes than autologous fascia
NIH-sponsored study will compare obturator and abdominal approaches
Tramadol was effective for reducing the number of urge incontinence episodes
|
|
Anne
M.
Weber,
MD, MSProgram Officer, Female Pelvic
Floor Disorders Program,
Contraception and Reproductive
Health Branch, Center for
Population Research, National
Institute of Child Health
and Human Development,
National Institutes of Health,
Bethesda
|
