Hj. Strittmatter et al., MARSHALL-MARCHETTI-KRANTZ OPERATION OR FA SCIAPLASTY IN THE TREATMENTOF RECURRENT INCONTINENCE OF URINE IN WOMEN, Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde, 53(9), 1993, pp. 630-634
In this study, a follow-up examination was carried out, comprising 59
female patients who were operated between the years 1985 and 1991 beca
use of recurrent urinary incontinence. We distinguished two different
operating methods: 34 women were treated following the Marshall-Marche
tti-Krantz operation technique, whereas a fasciaplasty-suspension was
employed om 25 patients. At the urodynamic follow-up examination, the
patients had experienced an average history of 2 years' recurrent urin
ary incontinence. The patients' subjective observation of anamnestic u
rinary incontinence was objectified by a clinical cough test, cystoton
ometry and sonography of the small pelvis. Making extensive use of the
urodynamic examination possibilities showed a 79.4 % improvement foll
owing the Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz operation in comparison to a 52 %
improvement after the fasciaplasty operation. The operations success i
s assessed by evaluation of the depression quotient. Here the Marshall
-Marchetti-Krantz operation resulted in a significant improvement. Aft
er the fasciaplasty operation, however, this was not found to be the c
ase.