Titlebook: Surgery of Female Incontinence; Stuart L. Stanton,Emil A. Tanagho Book 1986Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 Inkontine

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pulmonary

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Post-operative Catheter Drainage,lly focus on operative needs and the inability of patients to empty in the immediate post-operative period. Roughly 80% of patients undergoing a gynaecological procedure will require postoperative catheter drainage. However, most of these patients will have short-term needs for a catheter. Rarely, i

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Colposuspension,national Continence Society 1976). The patient complains of stress incontinence on physical effort, e.g. coughing, jogging or standing up, and this is accompanied by demonstrable stress incontinence and sometimes anterior vaginal wall prolapse. Continence surgery will correct the former and the same procedure may correct prolapse as well.

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杀子女者

The Mechanism of Continence,g of the normal mechanisms for the maintenance of continence is of course fundamental; this in turn must be based on a knowledge of the development, anatomy, and physiology of the bladder and urethra, and their supporting structures. This chapter aims to provide this background information.

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The Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz Procedure,ed urinary tract anomalies, psychogenic conditions, and detrusor dyssynergia. Careful differential evaluation of the various abnormalities leading to urinary incontinence is mandatory before instituting surgical correction.

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Neourethra: Rationale, Surgical Technique and Indications, the outer longitudinal coat of the bladder, the fibres of which loop around the urethra: urethral sphincteric function is attributed to these abundant circularly orientated fibres. Myogenically, neurologically and histologically, this muscular sphincteric unit is identical to the detrusor and is, in fact, in direct continuity with it.