Comparative effectiveness of adjustable and non-adjustable synthetic slings in female stress urinary incontinence

Introduction. Stress incontinence is the most common type of urinary incontinence in women, the gold standard for surgical treatment of which is the installation of synthetic mesh endoprostheses. However, the failure rate reaches 10-15% and urinary incontinence or obstructive uropathy recurs. In this regard, it is promising to install adjustable slings, which allows you to change the degree of tension of the loop in the early postoperative period, preventing the development of complications.