Double opposite tape incision for obstructive sling.

Introduction And Hypothesis: Stress urinary incontinence affects about 34% of all adult women. The mid-urethral sling (MUS), considered the gold-standard treatment, has widespread use but also potential complications. This study aims to demonstrate a new surgical technique that releases urethral obstruction caused by MUS with urinary continence maintenance.

Methods: This video presents a 43-year-old patient with acute urinary retention after a suburethral sling procedure treated with a double opposite tape incision through a "U"-shaped inverted incision at the anterior vaginal wall.

Results: The patient resumed her usual activities 1 week later with urinary continence. After 6 weeks, she was allowed to resume physical activities and sexual intercourse. At 3-month follow-up, she is still satisfied without urine leakage recurrence.

Conclusions: The double opposite tape incision is feasible and effective for urethral loosening after the MUS procedure. Concerned that this is a unique case, further studies are required to compare this technique to other surgical treatment options.