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Impact of Retropubic Dissection on Urinary Function in Abdominal Wall Reconstruction: Initial Findings from a Clinical Quality Improvement Study

  • By

  • William C. Bennett

  • Emerson Lora

  • Mahamed O. Mohamed

  • Alvaro C. Carvalho

  • Noah X. Tocci

  • Erika M. Schmidt

  • Joseph Edwards

  • Ashley M. Mila-Hoff

  • Kimberly S. Miles

  • Sandip Vasavada

  • Clayton C. Petro

  • Ajita S. Prabhu

  • July 17, 2026

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Urinary implications of retropubic dissection during abdominal wall reconstruction: Early results from a clinical quality assurance initiative

  • by William C. Bennett, Emerson Lora, Mahamed O. Mohamed, Alvaro C. Carvalho, Noah X. Tocci, Erika M. Schmidt, Joseph Edwards, Ashley M. Mila-Hoff, Kimberly S. Miles, Sandip Vasavada, Clayton C. Petro, Ajita S. Prabhu

  • July 17, 2026

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