Resolution of myocardial ischemia
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Findings (27)
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
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improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%
None
improvementWomen who had a midurethral sling were significantly more likely to have resolution of preexisting urgency incontinence at 6 months than women who had a Burch procedure (72% vs 41%, p=0.03).
Effect: improvement; 72% vs 41%