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Management of unrecognized bladder perforation following suburethral tape procedure

Several complications associated with tension-free vaginal tape procedure have been described, including bladder perforation[1]. This complication is considered a minor injury if noted and corrected at the time of the procedure. However, trocar perforation may be unrecognized because of inadequate or lack of cystoscopy. In this case, such perforation can lead to disabling consequences, including hematuria, irritative bladder symptoms, recurrent urinary tract infections, bladder stones, and pelvic pain[1]. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.