with Dr. Argimiro Collado Serra

Stress urinary incontinence treated with male suburethral sling (AdVance Xp ®)
Clinical Background
71 years old
High Blood Pressure
Type 2 diabetes
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (August 2017)
Adenocarcinoma Gleason 3+3, pT2c
1-year follow-up: PSA 0 ng/ml
Technique Description
Established stress urinary incontinence (> 1 year after radical prostatectomy)
Cystoscopy: rule out bladder neck contracture
Urodynamics: stress urinary incontinence. rule out bladder outlet obstruction and overactive detrusor
24 hours pad test: 13 g
AdVance XP ® trans-obturator male slings corrects the weakness of the posterior support
Its mechanism of action is based on the relocation of the external urethral sphincter within the pelvis
1. The bulbo-spongiosus muscle is incised along its longitudinal axis
2. A helical rounded tip needle is introduced along the lateral edge of the pubic ramus, pointing towards and coming out at the uppermost corner between the urethral bulb and the inferior pubic ramus
3. The edge of the proximal flap of the sling should be located at the origin of the central tendon previously marked
We must cut the central tendon short to avoid the slippage of the sling
Reception of needle in the upper angle (ischiopubic branch and bulbous urethra)
The tape is tunneled to avoid migration

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