Effect of Obesity on the Success of Single-Incision Sling Procedures for Urodynamic Stress Incontinence

Key Points

• Success rates of single-incision sling procedures decrease with increasing obesity, impacting patient outcomes.
• Among patients, those with obesity showed a notable reduction in success rates of around 25% compared to those of normal weight.
• The observational analysis focuses on surgical procedures specifically for urodynamic stress incontinence across diverse healthcare settings.
• Findings highlight the need for tailored approaches to manage urodynamic stress incontinence in patients with obesity.