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Re: Retention after Pereyra procedureFrom: Mario Colombo, MD (emmecol@fastwebnet.it)Fri Feb 28 11:53:58 2003
From: Ricardo Savaris Maybe you elevated too much the urethra-bladder angle. Try to do a cistoscopy to check the angle of the bladder. Why do you still use Pereyra instead of Burch? Ricardo, I fully agree with you, the patient is obviously overcorrected. I scoped her postoperatively on two occasions and I confirmed this clinical impression. This is why I would perform a urethrolisis. Mario Colombo, MD Monza Italy (How could I perform a Burch operation? The patient had an advanced uterovaginal prolapse and this condition must be treated vaginally. We do not use combined abdomino-vaginal approaches any more.)
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