The outpatient Closed Burch-M.M. procedure for treatment of genuine stress urinary incontinence with no laparotomy or laparoscopy by newly invented bladder saver device

Samimi, Dary

doi:10.1016/s1068-607x(98)00134-6

Primary Care Update for OB/GYNS

1998

DOI: 10.1016/s1068-607x(98)00134-6

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The outpatient Closed Burch-M.M. procedure for treatment of genuine stress urinary incontinence with no laparotomy or laparoscopy by newly invented bladder saver device

Dary Samimi¹

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The Outpatient Burch-Sling Procedure: A Nerve-Sparing Method for Correcting Female Urinary Incontinence

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2017

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Conventional methods to treat urinary stress incontinence, including the Sling, Burch, and Pereyra modification methods, are limited by several shortcomings due to disrupted nerve and vaginal wall integrity. The nerve-sparing Burch-Sling method represents a surgical advancement through the use of a nerve-sparing sling to treat genuine stress urinary incontinence. The procedure involves retropubic urethropexy using the FDA-approved Burch-Sling device. In this technique, the vagina is elevated bilaterally at the urethrovesical junction to the mid-urethra toward Cooper's ligament above the base of the bladder. Then, the anterior vaginal wall and fascia are used as an endogenous suburethral sling without dissection. Two hundred twenty cases were included in this study; two hundred patients underwent the outpatient nerve-sparing sling method, and the other twenty underwent the novel abdominal Burch method. There were no major complications. The follow-up duration ranged from 6 months to eight years. All procedures were performed at the U.S. Women's Institute at a 400-bed hospital in Fountain Valley, CA.

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The Outpatient Burch-Sling Procedure: A Nerve-Sparing Method for Correcting Female Urinary Incontinence

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Samimi²

2017

OJU

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The outpatient Closed Burch-M.M. procedure for treatment of genuine stress urinary incontinence with no laparotomy or laparoscopy by newly invented bladder saver device

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The Outpatient Burch-Sling Procedure: A Nerve-Sparing Method for Correcting Female Urinary Incontinence

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