
|Articles|January 1, 2010
Surgery for incontinence: The pendulum has swung
Author(s)Mac Overmyer
Over the course of a decade, the therapeutic pendulum in treating urinary incontinence in women swung dramatically from needle suspension and anterior urethropexy to collagen injections and back again to suspension procedures with no sound clinical trials driving the move toward either approach.
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