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Combined factors predicted risk of de novo stress urinary incontinence


 

AT THE AUGS ANNUAL MEETING

He said that future studies should include populations of women undergoing minimally invasive colpopexy.

Dr. Jelovsek said he had no relevant financial disclosures.

dbrunk@frontlinemedcom.com

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