Fifty women, aged between 37 and 76 years, underwent a bladder sling operation for urinary incontinence using porcine dermis. All patients had undergone previous unsuccessful vaginal surgery for genuine stress incontinence and had stable bladders. Thirty-nine patients (78%) were made continent of urine, both subjectively and on urodynamic testing.
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