Grzegorz Jakiel*
Numerous women's quality of life is significantly impacted by stress urine incontinence. Most women avoid getting this problem treated because they are embarrassed to do so. Preventive therapy is used to manage this issue, and surgery is an option for urine incontinence that has progressed to an advanced degree. The "gold standard" for treating female stress urine incontinence is the use of tension-free minimally invasive techniques, notwithstanding concerns about the insertion of urological tapes. In this paper, the effectiveness and safety of lightweight polypropylene in surgically treating female stress incontinence and mixed incontinence were evaluated. The study's methods include a multicenter, retrospective cohort design.
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