Selective Management of the Urethra at Time of Pelvic Organ Prolapse Repair: An Assessment of Postoperative Incontinence and Patient Satisfaction The Journal of Urology, 05/10/2012

Chermansky CJ et al. – Patients undergoing prolapse repair only have continence and satisfaction outcomes that appear equivalent to those who underwent concomitant prolapse repair and sling. The decision to perform a concomitant sling at the time of prolapse repair should be tailored to the patient.

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