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Purpose : Results of extraperitoneal laparoscopic bladder neck suspension(BNS) and
that of Raz procedure for the correction of stress urinary incontinence (SUI) were
analyzed retrospectively.
Materials and Methods : Among 39 patients who underwent laparoscopic BNS for
anatomical SUI, 28 patients had follow-up study at postoperative 6 months. All 87
patients who underwent Raz procedure were also followed up at postoperative 6 months.
Results : Mean operation time in laparoscopic BNS was 138 min initially but, was
shortened to 95 min. after using 'thick (5 mm) knot pusher'; whereas mean operation
time in Raz group was 56min. Return to normal voiding and mean duration of hospital
stay were possible in 1.2 days and 2.6 days in laparoscopic group and 11.9 days and 4.5
days in Raz group with significant difference between 2 groups. Amount of residual
urine at discharge was less than 100cc In all except 1 case in laparoscopic group(27/28,
96%). However in Raz group, 35 patient(40%) still showed residual urine of more than 1
00ml at the time of discharge. Postoperatively, voiding difficulty was noted in 3,
frequency in 15, bleeding in 2, dyspareunia and bladder stone in 1 case for Raz group;
In laparoscopic group, frequency was noted in 3, voiding difficulty in 2, needs of
transfusion in 2 cases. 26 of 28 patients(85%) were completely dry or Improved in
laparoscopic group; 82 of 87 patients(93%) In Raz group also showed complete dryness
of improvement without significant difference in success rate between 2 groups.
Conclusions : From our results, laparoscopic bladder neck suspension could shorten the
duration of hospital stay and time to regaining normal voiding with early catheter
removal. High success rate was also comparable to those of Raz operation. Laparoscopic
BNS could applies as erective treatment modality for the surgical correction of
anatomical stress urinary incontinence with its less invasiveness and early return to
normal activities compared with the Raz procedure.

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Laparoscopic Burch operation; Raz operation; Stress urinary incontinence;

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