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[Differentiated Surgical Treatment of Male Stress Urinary Incontinence-between Intention and Reality?]

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Journal Urologe A
Specialty Urology
Date 2019 May 16
PMID 31089755
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Abstract

The differentiated surgical treatment of male urinary incontinence is a very interesting and sometimes also emotional topic, in which evidence is increasingly maturing. Nowadays, the most common surgical procedures are fixed sling and adjustable incontinence systems as well as the artificial urinary sphincter. The evidence for the procedures varies and there is currently a lack of prospective, comparative studies. The challenging question is: Which operation is the best for which patient? The following article is intended to give an overview of the surgical options and a constructive attempt to differentiate the indication.

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