清水 信貴; 松本 成史; 吉岡 伸浩; 杉山 高秀; 植村 天受
4th International congress of the Egyptian society of Uro-gynaecology and Pelvic Floor Studies(ESUG) 2005/02 Sharm El-Shikh, Egypt 4th International congress of the Egyptian society of Uro-gynaecology and Pelvic Floor Studies(ESUG)
Efforts to resolve female stress urinary incontinence spread in the latter half of the 1980s, fueled by the introduction of the Stamey procedure. Afterwards, various techniques to treat stress urinary incontinence were developed and attempted. However, the decline in long-term results with needle bladder neck suspension and anterior colporrhaphy has been criticized in recent years, and the first choice for treatment is shifting to urethral sling surgery with a TVT procedure. Thus, we studied the changes in surgery for female stress urinary incontinence at this hospital. Subjects were diagnosed with stress urinary incontinence by the Urology Department of the Kinki University School of Medicine from 1984-2004 and underwent surgery. Until the early half of the 1990s, Stamey, Raz, and Gittes suspensions and later Vesica and collagen injection were attempted, although TVT was used in all cases starting in the latter half of the 1990s.