True occult bladder perforation during placement of tension-free vaginal tape

Bladder perforation is one of the most common complications of the trans-vaginal tape (TVT) procedure, and is generally identified on routine intra-operative cystoscopy. We present a case of occult bladder perforation occurring during the TVT procedure that could not be identified by cystoscopy. A 5...

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Published in:International Urogynecology Journal 2004-12, Vol.15 (6), p.432-433
Main Authors: Buchsbaum, Gunhilde M., Moll, Corrinne, Duecy, Erin E.
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