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Cadaveric sling shows solid long-term results
San Diego--With follow-up for as long as 5 years, the non-frozen cadaveric transvaginal sling has provided excellent results for treatment of stress urinary incontinence with or without prolapse repair and is associated with minimal morbidity, Los Angeles investigators reported at the AUA Western Section meeting.
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