Outcome of Prolift mesh repair in treatment of pelvic organ prolapse and its effect on lower urinary tract symptoms: 5‐year retrospective case study

Abstract

This study shows that Prolift procedure is safe and effective in women with severe pelvic organ prolapse with resolution of most of the bulge and urinary urge symptoms. Total Prolift was effective in the treatment of associated mixed urinary incontinence.

Predictors for persistent urodynamic stress incontinence following extensive pelvic reconstructive surgery with and without midurethral sling

“…Regardless of whether the women had undergone concomitant MUS or PRS alone, low preoperative values of MUCP and FUL were significantly correlated to the high incidence of P-USI. Preoperative MUCP were noted to be lower in women who had P-SUI following Prolift T surgery in a study done by Gad et al [27]. Kawasaki and colleagues in their review concluded that low MUCP was significantly associated with higher objective failure in MUS surgery, and the preoperative value may add value to the predictive outcome of planned surgery [28].…”