Abstract
In the past decade, retropubic and transobturator, midurethral polypropylene slings have become the most commonly performed procedures to treat female stress urinary incontinence, virtually replacing traditional open procedures. Despite low morbidity rates, major reported complications have spawned a new generation of midurethral slings that claim increased patient safety. This article discusses the three most popular new devices, highlighting key differences in design and surgical technique, as well as available outcomes data.
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