복압성요실금 환자에서 설문지를 이용한 슬링수술 성공률의 객관식 평가 = Assessment of success rate of the sling operation using questionnaire based outcome analysis in patients with stress urinary incontinence

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Purpose: The result of long term follow-up of bladder neck suspension has not been promising and anatomical incontinence has been noted to combine intrinsic sphincteric deficiency in many cases. To clarify the surgical effect of sling operation, we reviewed surgical results in a group of women after the sling operation using a questionnaire based outcome analysis.
Materials and Methods: Among 29 female patients who had undergone the sling operation, 22 completed the questionnaire. The mean age of the patients at the time of sling operation was 49.8 years (range: 32-64 years) and the mean duration time for observation was 10.9 months. In this study the author investigated the success rates, the patient's satisfaction and postoperative complications on a questionnaire based outcome analysis.
Results: According to the outcome analysis 16 (72.7%) patients were cured, 4 (18.2%) improved, 2 (9.1%) remained unchanged. Overall 19 (86.4%) patients were satisfied with the outcome. Complications in seven cases, were not severe in most cases and treated with symptomatic therapy except 1 of 2 retention cases. Seven patients (31.8%) were complicated by suprapubic pain (n=2), urinary retention (n=2), dyspareunia (n=2) and urgency (n=1).
Conclusions: With questionnaire based outcome analyses the success rate of the sling operation was 86.4%. This data show that the sling operation is reasonable surgical method in female stress urinary incontinence patients irrespective of stress incontinence type.

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Purpose: The result of long term follow-up of bladder neck suspension has not been promising and anatomical incontinence has been noted to combine intrinsic sphincteric deficiency in many cases. To clarify the surgical effect of sling operation, we reviewed surgical results in a group of women after the sling operation using a questionnaire based outcome analysis.
Materials and Methods: Among 29 female patients who had undergone the sling operation, 22 completed the questionnaire. The mean age of the patients at the time of sling operation was 49.8 years (range: 32-64 years) and the mean duration time for observation was 10.9 months. In this study the author investigated the success rates, the patient's satisfaction and postoperative complications on a questionnaire based outcome analysis.
Results: According to the outcome analysis 16 (72.7%) patients were cured, 4 (18.2%) improved, 2 (9.1%) remained unchanged. Overall 19 (86.4%) patients were satisfied with the outcome. Complications in seven cases, were not severe in most cases and treated with symptomatic therapy except 1 of 2 retention cases. Seven patients (31.8%) were complicated by suprapubic pain (n=2), urinary retention (n=2), dyspareunia (n=2) and urgency (n=1).
Conclusions: With questionnaire based outcome analyses the success rate of the sling operation was 86.4%. This data show that the sling operation is reasonable surgical method in female stress urinary incontinence patients irrespective of stress incontinence type.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 목차
• 1. 국문초록 = 1
• 2. 서론 = 2
• 3. 대상 및 방법 = 3
• 4. 결과 = 6
• 5. 고찰 = 7
• 6. 참고문헌 = 11
• 7. 영문초록 = 14
• 8. 부록 = 16