Urinary incontinence surgical

A 26-year-old man who had taken risperidone 3 mg/ day and sodium valproate 1500 mg/day for 1 year developed a persistent erection, dysuria, and urinary incontinence, which did not respond to irrigation of the corpora cavernosa on two occasions and required surgical treatment (196). Prolonged priapism also resulted in penile fibrosis, associated with a high risk of permanent erectile dysfunction. 

Holschneider et al. (1982) described a urinary incontinence rate of 19% in patients 11 years after the correction of an anorectal atresia, which has been explained by the position of the rectourethral fistula close to the external sphincter region and the surgical trauma of the abdominoperineal pull-through procedure, as well as by additional malformations of the... 

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