[Clinical, urodynamic and radiologic parameters for determining success following surgery of incontinence].

The basis of any quality control after surgery for SUI is objective control by pre- and postoperative quantification of urinary loss. Whereas a clinical stress test or the ICS pad-weigh-test allows to quantify, history as well as urodynamic data do not. For analysis of failures the whole diagnostic range (history, urodynamic, radiology/sonography, gynecologic examination) is needed, which enables to decide about second line therapy. Voiding difficulties and urge-incontinence after surgery for SUI are major complications and have to be critically analysed.