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The developing field of meshology – what is new in the management of mesh complications in female incontinence and prolapse – a systematic review of outcomes

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By Bogdan Toia, Amna Subhan Butt, Rachel Barratt, Anthony Noah, Mahreen Pakzad, Richard P. Nobrega, Jeremy Ockrim, Tamsin J. Greenwell, Helena C. M. Gresty
| Nature Verified
Abstract Women having mesh procedures may require revision surgery in the long term due to complications. In the past decade, the field has evolved, moving towards specialist mesh centres. This systematic review analyses indications for treatment, whether complete mesh removal was achieved and treatment outcomes for delayed mesh complications.
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Why human leadership is critical to post pandemic recovery

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By Rachel Barratt
| theHRDIRECTOR Verified
With global specialists reporting that managers will need different tools and people skills in the new working world, Gartner concluded that a personalised approach to development and well-being would be a key metric in 2023, something Essex-based HR specialist Rachel Barratt saw coming at the start of the pandemic.
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Free Graft Augmentation Urethroplasty for Bulbar Urethral Strictures: Which Technique Is Best? A Systematic Review

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By Rachel Barratt, Garson Chan, Roberto La Rocca, Konstantinos Dimitropoulos
| European Urology Verified
Abstract Context Four techniques for graft placement in one-stage bulbar urethroplasty have been reported: dorsal onlay (DO), ventral onlay (VO), dorsolateral onlay (DLO), and dorsal inlay (DI). There is currently no systematic review in the literature comparing these techniques. Objective To assess if stricture recurrence and secondary outcomes vary between the four techniques and to assess if one technique is superior to any other.
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