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Laparoscopic treatment of urinary stress incontinence and urogenital prolapse is a recent development. We describe the progress of the ideas and techniques, in this field. However, the literature lacks prospective randomized studies with sufficient follow up. So there is a need for these techniques, which seem attractive at first glance, to be fully assessed before they can be adopted as standard practice.
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