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Urethral closure mechanism dysfunction in female stress urinary incontinence (SUI) is poorly understood. We aimed to quantify these mechanisms through changes in urethral shape and position during squeeze (voluntary closure) and Valsalva (passive closure) via endovaginal ultrasound in women with varying SUI severity.

In this prospective cohort study, 76 women who presented to our tertiary center for urodynamic testing as preoperative assessment were recruited. Urodynamics were performed according to International Continence Society criteria. Urethral pressures were obtained during serial Valsalva maneuvers. Urethral lengths, thicknesses, and angles were measured in the midsagittal plane via dynamic anterior compartment ultrasound. Statistical shape modeling was carried out by a principal component analysis on aligned urethra shapes.

Age, parity, and BMI did not vary by SUI group. Ultrasound detected a larger retropubic angle, urethral knee-pubic bone angle (a novel measure developed for this study), andssed the urethra, resulting in a proportionally thicker wall at the mid-urethra and urethral knee.
The objective was to report the management of post-operative urinary incontinence after midurethral sling (MUS) revision for chronic pelvic pain (CPP), and to report functional outcomes.

From November 2004 to February 2018, a total of 89 women who underwent removal or section of MUS for CPP, were enrolled. Patients were divided into the transobturator tape (TOT) group (50 patients) and the tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) group (37 patients); 2 patients had had both slings implanted. We report the rate of stress urinary incontinence (SUI) recurrence, the rate of de novo urge urinary incontinence (UUI), the need for subsequent SUI or UUI surgery, and functional outcomes (pain and continence).

Median follow-up was 41.4months [0.9-138.8]. SUI recurrence or de novo UUI occurred in 52 cases (58.4%) 19 (51.3%) patients in the TVT group, 31 (62%) in the TOT group, and both patients (100%) who underwent total removal of both slings. Among patients with SUI recurrence or de novo UUI, 39 (75%) had pain relief after sling removal. Seventeen patients (32.6%) refused any treatment, 14 (26.9%) were cured with conservative therapy, and 21 (40.3%) underwent SUI or UUI surgery. One patient had de novo pelvic pain after reoperation. The overall continence rate for all patients who underwent sling revision was 82% (73 out of 89) at the last follow-up.

After MUS revision for CPP, post-operative UI may occur in 58.4% of patients, of which, one-fourth may be managed with conservative measures only. Forty percent of them had redo surgery with a low risk of pain recurrence and a high rate of urinary continence.
After MUS revision for CPP, post-operative UI may occur in 58.4% of patients, of which, one-fourth may be managed with conservative measures only. Forty percent of them had redo surgery with a low risk of pain recurrence and a high rate of urinary continence.
We aim to determine the presentation of and immediate and longer-term outcomes of vaginal surgical excision of urethral extrusion of mid-urethral tape (MUT).

We performed a retrospective analysis of all patients with urethral extrusion of MUT having vaginal surgical excision between 2007 and 2018. The MUT was removed either partially (via vaginal approach) or completely (via combined vaginal and laparoscopic approach). Functional outcomes and any re-interventions are described.

Thirty-four patients of median age 53 (range 34-82)years were identified. Preoperative symptomatic recurrent/persistent urinary incontinence was present in 29/34(85%) with 24/34(71%) women having recurrent/persistent stress urinary incontinence (SUI) or stress predominant mixed urinary incontinence (s-MUI) on urodynamics. Vaginal surgical excision was performed alone in 33/34(97%) women and in combination with laparoscopic removal of abdominopelvic MUT in 1/34(3%) woman. In the longer term vaginal/urethral pain resolved or improvistent SUI/s-MUI, 83% were dry or improved afterwards.
Qualitative research has an increasing role in the development of core outcome sets (COS) adding patient perspectives to the considerations of core outcomes. We aimed to identify priorities of women with experience of chronic pelvic pain (CPP).

The search strategy was a systematic review of qualitative studies identified from Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL), CINAHL, EMBASE, MEDLINE and PsycInfo databases. JSH-150 Selection criteria were qualitative studies exploring the experience of women with CPP. Two independent researchers extracted data and summarized findings using thematic analysis. A CERQual assessment was performed to assess the confidence of review findings.

We identified pertinent issues affecting women with CPP including the lack of holistic care, influence of psychosocial factors and the impact of pain on quality of life. Five meta-themes central to delivering a patient-centred approach were highlighted acceptance of pain, quality of life, management of CPP, communication and support. Management of CPP was the most commonly reported meta-theme across seven studies and half of studies reported quality of life, management, communication and support. Quality appraisal of included studies identified only a single study that met all CASP (Critical Appraisal Skills Programme) criteria. There was high confidence in the evidence for acceptance of pain, quality of life and communication meta-themes.

Meta-themes revealed by this review should be considered as a priority and reflected in outcomes reported by future studies evaluating interventions for CPP. In addition, these themes should be considered by clinicians managing women with CPP.
Meta-themes revealed by this review should be considered as a priority and reflected in outcomes reported by future studies evaluating interventions for CPP. In addition, these themes should be considered by clinicians managing women with CPP.
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