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Bovine collagen (ContigenR, Bard Inc.) injection has been used for
treating urinary incontinence caused by intrinsic sphincter deficiency (ISD) with
relatively high success rate and fewer complication.
Retrospective analysis was made for 11 urinary incontinent patients who have
undergone collagen injection. Of the total, stress urinary incontinence (SUI) associated
with ISD were noted in six, myelodysplasia in one, short bladder neck in one, cauda
equina syndrome in one and, two with pelvic bone fracture. Average duration of
symptoms was 10.8 years. Four patients had history of failed surgery to correct
incontinence (two with Raz operations and two with plication of bladder neck).
Transurethral injections of 4¡­12 ml of collagen were made at 4 and 8 o'clock position
of the bladder neck with the bevelled portion of needle facing the urethral lumen.
After the first injection, cure and improvement of incontinence were noted in 3 (SUI)
and 6 (3 with SUI, 1 with short bladder neck, 1 with myelodysplasia and 1 with pelvic
bone fracture) respectively. After the repeated injection for 3 patients who had improved
after first injection, all became dry. At 13 months of follow-up, total success rate was
82% (5 with cure and S with improvement of the incontinence). Two patients who
showed failure were all males with periurethral scar formation. Collagen injection seemed
an effective therapeutic method in female SUI with ISD or myelodysplasia provided
repeated injection is to be made However, it was suggested that the male patients or
one with extensive scar formation were not good candidate for injection therapy.

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Collagen injection; Intrinsic sphincter deficiency; Stress urinary incontinence;

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