Surgical treatment of XXXX using a method for postoperative adjustment of sling @entity2701 (Remeex System).

@entity2701 @entity1 @entity1690 @entity3142
We present a technique that allows postoperative adjustment of the sling @entity2701 in female @entity1 with @entity3142 ( @entity3142 ). Twenty-one female @entity1 with urodynamically proven @entity3142 were prospectively evaluated. Subjective and objective evaluation was made preoperatively, 6 months postoperatively and yearly thereafter. Mean age was 63.5; mean parity was 2.3. All @entity1 were postmenopausal and 13 (62%) had had previous surgery for @entity3142 . The operating time was 32 minutes (range 25-45). At a mean follow-up of 12 months (6-25), 19 @entity1 (90.5%) were very satisfied. Two @entity1 (9.5%) were considered failures but subjectively were satisfied and refused readjustment. One @entity1 (4.7%) developed 'de novo' detrusor instability. In conclusion, this is a sling procedure for @entity1 with previous failed surgery and those with @entity1690 ( @entity1690 ) with the peculiarity that the sling @entity2701 can be regulated postoperatively. The readjustment can be made in the office, months or even years after the procedure.
