The influence of pregnancy, parity, and mode of delivery on urinary incontinence and prolapse surgery – A national register study

A cura del Dottor Michele Pierro

Commento della Dottoressa Franca Natale

INTRODUZIONE

Il prolasso degli organi pelvici (POP) e l’incontinenza urinaria da sforzo (SUI) rientrano tra i disturbi del pavimento pelvico. Questi disturbi sono molto comuni nelle donne calcolando che ne soffre circa il 25%. Le stime sulla necessità di un eventuale intervento chirurgico per disturbi del pavimento pelvico nell’arco della vita di una donna sono attualmente pari a 1 donna su 5. Vari studi epidemiologici e di imaging hanno suggerito che il parto vaginale (VD) sia la causa principale di SUI e POP

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