‘Sling’ Implant May Cut Risk of Incontinence After Prolapse Surgery

By Jenifer Goodwin
HealthDay Reporter

WEDNESDAY, June 20 (HealthDay News) — Women who have surgery to treat pelvic organ prolapse can reduce their risk of incontinence afterward by having a second procedure done simultaneously where surgeons implant a “sling” to support the urethra, new research finds.

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‘Sling’ Implant May Cut Risk of Incontinence After Prolapse Surgery

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