The authors concluded that: procedure seems to be safe and effective for treatment of stress urinary incontinence (sui).Altis shows good subjective results, and high subjective cure rate, even if major complication was reported.More consistent evidence is needed to confirm our results; abstract clinical study.
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According to the available information, though not verified, information received on 09/01/2020: the study was conducted in (b)(6).The authors concluded that: procedure seems to be safe and effective for treatment of stress urinary incontinence (sui).Altis shows good subjective results and high subjective cure rate, even if major complication was reported.More consistent evidence is needed to confirm our results.Demographic information is presented for age (but doesn¿t state whether it is median age or mean age), premenopausal surgery, bmi, parity, vaginal or cesarean delivery, hysterectomy, genetic factors, smoking, high-impact exercise or work, drugs, sui during pregnancy and diabetes.On 09/03/2020, at 09:18 am (gmt-5:00) added by uskmmc (b)(6): three-year follow-up in patients with urinary stress incontinence treated with altis® single-incision sling: short-term: urinary retention n=5 (one was resolved with ¿relaxation of sling¿; four resolved with catheter and prednisone).Bladder bleeding n=1 (intra-operative event which resolved with use of a ¿local bonding agent¿).Dyspareunia n=2; mesh extrusion n=1 (3 months after implant); urge urinary incontinence n=1 (this presented immediately after implant and it is possible it was pre-existing but was not detected pre-op).Long-term: de novo uui n=1 (>2 years); recurrent sui n=1 (>1 year).
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