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Patel BN et al. – The use of STPM for the treatment of incontinence with or without prolapse is significantly less costly for the hospital and the patient and/or insurance as compared with CK. The use of STPM did not increase operative time or postoperative hospital stay when compared with prefashioned kits.

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