Is a softly knitted polypropylene tape a better choice than a laser cut polypropylene tape for the treatment of female urinary stress incontinence?

Keyphrases

• Urinary Stress Incontinence 100%
• Laser Cutting 100%
• Tension-free Vaginal Tape 100%
• Polypropylene Tape 100%
• Polypropylene 42%
• Transobturator 42%
• Operative 28%
• Dyspareunia 28%
• Cure Rate 28%
• Palpation 28%
• Incontinence 28%
• Pain Questionnaire 28%
• No Significant Difference 14%
• Quality of Life 14%
• Peri 14%
• Group-based 14%
• Surgical Intervention 14%
• Medical Charts 14%
• Vaginal Sling 14%
• Postoperative Pain 14%
• Blood Loss 14%
• Unfavorable Outcome 14%
• Non-absorbable 14%
• Retropubic 14%
• Perforation 14%
• UDI-6 14%
• Thigh Pain 14%
• Prospective Comparative Study 14%
• Incontinence Impact Questionnaire 14%
• Bladder Injury 14%
• Digital Competence 14%
• Groin Pain 14%
• Monofilament 14%
• Curative Operation 14%
• Cochrane Review 14%
• Plasty 14%
• Randomized Comparative Study 14%
• IIQ-7 14%
• Physical Tests 14%
• Mid-urethral Synthetic Sling 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Prolene 100%
• Stress Incontinence 100%
• Incontinence 50%
• Physical Examination 33%
• Dyspareunia 33%
• Palpation 33%
• Bleeding 16%
• Arm 16%
• Urinary System 16%
• Postoperative Pain 16%
• Quality of Life 16%
• Bladder Injury 16%
• Inguinal Pain 16%
• Surgery 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Stress Incontinence 100%
• Polypropylene 100%
• Incontinence 50%
• Dyspareunia 33%
• Bleeding 16%
• Postoperative Pain 16%
• Bladder Injury 16%
• Inguinal Pain 16%