Comparing Outcomes of Slings With Versus Without Enterocystoplasty for Neurogenic Urinary Incontinence

Abstract

We directly compared results in patients undergoing slings with and without augmentation. Both procedures were similarly successful in achieving improved continence, with patients undergoing augmentation having a longer interval between catheterization and requiring fewer anticholinergics. However, health related quality of life responses revealed that both cohorts were similarly satisfied with the outcomes.