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Male stress urinary incontinence (SUI) commonly occurs after radiation or surgery for the treatment of prostate cancer. For the patient with mild to moderate SUI after prostatectomy, male sling can be offered as a surgical intervention. Although less controversial and has a lower complication rate in the literature than the female sling, the male sling procedure can still result in possible adverse events and complications.

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Infected, Eroded, or Migrated Sling Complications Management

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    2025年

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  • Karla R. Rebullar,
  • Delaney J. Orcutt,
  • Niels V. Johnsen

摘要

Male stress urinary incontinence (SUI) commonly occurs after radiation or surgery for the treatment of prostate cancer. For the patient with mild to moderate SUI after prostatectomy, male sling can be offered as a surgical intervention. Although less controversial and has a lower complication rate in the literature than the female sling, the male sling procedure can still result in possible adverse events and complications.