Omission of Postoperative Cystoscopic Assessment May Be Hazardous: A Case Report of Bladder Injury Secondary to Laparoscopic Burch-Type Colposuspension

Omission of Postoperative Cystoscopic Assessment May Be Hazardous: A Case Report of Bladder Injury Secondary to Laparoscopic Burch-Type Colposuspension

Careful and systemic cystoscopy must be performed following any vaginal, abdominal, or laparoscopic type incontinence operation. Herein, we present a case of a patient suffered bladder perforation, a potential complication of laparoscopic intervention, which could have been easily prevented or manag...

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