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Tissue Fixation System (TFS) neoligament pelvic organ repair procedures - 12 and 24 month results
MAX HAVERFIELD,
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Surgeon preference for surgical treatment of stress urinary incontinence among urogynecologic surgeons, comparison after 15 years
GHAZALEH ROSTAMINIA, STEPHANIE PICKETT, MICHAEL MACHIORLATTI, S ABBAS SHOBEIRI, MIKIO NIHIRA
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The TFS minisling restores major pelvic organ prolapse and symptoms in aged Japanese women by repairing damaged suspensory ligaments – 12 - 48 month data
HIROMI INOUE, YUTAKA KOHATA, YUKI SEKIGUCHI, TUYOSHI KUSAKA, TAKANORI FUKUDA, MIKA MONNMA
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Posterior Fornix Syndrome: Comparison of original (2004) and modified (2015) post-PIVS anatomic and symptomatic resultsa personal journey
KLAUS GOESCHEN,
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Surgical cure of nocturia using 4 different methods based on strengthening the structural supports of the vaginal apex - a short review
PETER RICHARDSON,
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Long term results of modified posterior intravaginal slingplasty (P-IVS) in patients with pelvic organ prolapse
ALPASLAN CALISKAN, KLAUS GOESCHEN, ALI ERSIN ZUMRUTBAS
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