A surgical technique is described for the treatment of genuine urinary exercise incontinence (U.E.I.) in the female, consisting in the performance of simplified retropubic colpouretrocerico- pexia which allows to obtain a 89.2% urinary incontinence recovery rate and 97% cystocele reduction (n=40 cases).
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