An autologous fascial sling operation creates a sling underneath the urethra (water-pipe from the bladder to the outside) using a strip of your own tissue (fascia) taken from the wall of your abdomen.

Fascial Sling is surgical treatment for stress urinary incontinence (SUI). This operation involves placing a sling under the bladder outlet. The sling is made from tissue that is taken from your own abdominal wall. The sling provides support during physical exertion. What are the benefits and how long will it work for?

A fascial sling is a procedure performed to treat female stress urinary incontinence. Stress incontinence is the involuntary leakage of urine with everyday activities such as coughing, sneezing, or exercise.

Autologous fascial sling is a surgical treatment for stress urinary incontinence in women who cannot use a synthetic or midurethral sling.

This article provides an update on the surgical technique and long-term outcome of the full-length autologous rectus fascial sling in the treatment of women with sphincteric incontinence. The autologous fascial puovaginal sling remains the gold standard against which other surgeries for treating sphincteric incontinence should be compared.

WHAT IS A FASCIAL SLING? Fascial Sling is surgical treatment for stress urinary incontinence (SUI). You will be given a general (asleep) or spinal (awake but pain free) anaesthetic. This operation involves placing a sling under the bladder outlet to …

We have used the Goebell-Stoeckel fascia lata sling in cases of primary stress incontinence of urine in elderly nulliparous patients, obese patients, and patients with congenital absence or traumatic loss of the urethra in conjunction with a primary reconstructive procedure to rebuild a …

Autologous rectus fascia sling surgery has proven benefits in cases with complicated SUI, previous failed SMUS or Burch colposuspension and patients with urethral reconstruction [20, 32].

Rectus fascia sling or autologous sling is an operation to treat stress urinary incontinence. In this operation a strip of tissue (rectus fascia) is taken from the lower abdomen (tummy) and used as a sling or hammock around the bladder neck and urethra.

In this review we will discuss indications, procedure details, as well as risks and benefits of non-mesh alternative procedures. This review covers bulking agents, autologous fascial slings and colposuspension.