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Artificial urinary sphincter implantation
Dr Daniel Moon and his colleague(s) demonstrate the surgical placement of an artificial urinary sphincter (AUS) implantation in an Egyptian male patient (65 years old), with a medical history of a radical prostatectomy and subsequent urodynamic proven stress urinary incontinence.
AUS implantation remains the 'gold standard' for management of moderate-to-severe stress urinary incontinence in both irradiated and non-irradiated patients after prostate cancer treatment.
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| Step 1. | Patient indication and preoperative work up |
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| Step 2. | Perineal incision, urethral measurement and dissection |
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| Step 3. | Balloon and pump placement |
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| Step 4. | Connection of tubing and wound closure |
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| Step 5. | Postoperative management and outcomes |
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| Step 6. | Transcorporal cuff (alternative approach) |
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