O21: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF LAPAROSCOPIC MESH SACROHYSTEROPEXY VS. VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY: 7-YEAR FOLLOW-UP
M. L. Izett-Kay1, P. Rahmanou2, R. Cartwright1, N. Price1, S. R. Jackson1
1John Radcliffe, Oxford University Hospitals, UK. 2Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK

O22: RISK FACTORS FOR POST-OPERATIVE VOIDING DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING PELVIC RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY
V. Verma1, K. Savickaite2, S. Rajshekhar1, A. Pradhan1
1Cambridge University Hospitals, UK
2Faculty of Medicine of Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania

O23: THE CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF URINARY UROTHELIAL CELLS AS MARKERS OF DISEASE
H. Horsley1, R. Khasriya2, M. Norton2, P. Deshpande2, N. Gilfillian2, M. Sardelletti2, K. Gill3, J. Malone-Lee1
1UCL, London, UK , 2Whittington Hospital, London, UK, 3Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK 

O24: VISUALISATION OF BACTERIAL BIOFILMS ON EXPLANTED MIDURETHRAL MESH SLINGS
N. Abbas1, C. El Chami2, M. Basu1, F. M. Reid1, A. J. McBain2, 1Manchester Foundation Trust, UK. 2University of Manchester, UK 

O25: URINARY TRACT INFECTION AFTER URODYNAMIC STUDIES IN A TERTIARY UNIT
N. D. Panagopoulos, J. Bunyan, I. Giarenis
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Trust, UK

O26: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS, A RE-VISIT AFTER 5 YEARS AND EXPERIENCE OVER TWO SITES
A.Banjoko1, G. Baines2, A. Brair1, J. Gray1, N. Desai1
1Birmingham Women's Hospital, UK
2King's College Hospital, London, UK

O27: WHAT DO YOU WANT? WOMENS' PREFERENCES AROUND RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS
G. Baines, R. Flint, G. Arakilitis, A. S. Da Silva, C. Davis, A. Rantell, D. Robinson, L. Cardozo
King's College Hospital, London, UK

O28: LIFE ON HIPREX, A PILOT STUDY
A.S. Da Silva, G. Baines, G. Araklitis, C. Davis, A. Rantell, D. Robinson, L. Cardozo
King's College Hospital, London, UK 

O29: CHRONIC UTI RESPONSE TO ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT OSCILLATES THROUGH PROTRACTED RESOLUTION
R. Khasriya1, M. Norton1, S. Swamy2, H. Horsley3, K. Gill4, P. Deshpandi1, N. Gilfillian1, J. Malone-Lee3
1Whittington Hospital, London, UK
2Guys and St. Thomas' Hospital, London, UK
3UCL, London, UK, 4Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK 

O30: NHS DIGITAL DATA MANIFESTING A RISING TIDE OF CHRONIC CYSTITIS AND IC/BPS/PBS
R. Khasriya1, G. Mary2, H. Horsley2, J. Malone-Lee2
1Whittington Hospital, London, UK
2UCL, London, UK 

O31: A PILOT STUDY OF ELECTRONIC QUESTIONNAIRE USE IN THE POSTNATAL PERIOD (eQuiPP STUDY)
T. G. Gray1, L. Wibmer2, W. Li3, G. L. Jones4, S. Radley5
1Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK
2Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHSFT, UK
3York Teaching Hospitals NHSFT, UK
4Leeds Beckett University, UK
5Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHSFT, UK

O32: INVESTIGATING PREGNANT WOMEN’S AND HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS’ VIEWS ABOUT KNOWING A WOMAN’S INDIVIDUAL RISK OF FUTURE PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION: A FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
C. Bugge1, H. Strachan1, H. Cheyne1, D. Wilson2, S. Pringle3, S. Hagen4
1University of Stirling, UK, 2University of Otago, Wellington, New Zealand, 3NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow, UK, 4NMAHP Research Unit, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK

O33: POSTNATAL PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE STIFFNESS MEASURED BY VAGINAL ELASTOMETRY IN WOMEN WITH OBSTETRIC ANAL SPHINCTER INJURY: A PILOT STUDY
K. E. Wales, S. Jha, D. O. C. Anumba
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK 

O34: A FEASIBILITY STUDY ON THE PREVENTION OF POST-PARTUM STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE BY MIDWIFE-DELIVERED ANTENATAL PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING: A CLUSTER RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
I.Offiah, C.Bree, H. Hollands, M. Waterfield, R. M. Freeman
University Hospital Plymouth NHS Trust, UK

O35: PROSPECTIVE VALIDATION OF THE SOLOMON-GREENWELL NOMOGRAM FOR FEMALE BLADDER OUTFLOW OBSTRUCTION
J. S. Lindsay
UCLH, London, UK

O36 Withdrawn

O37: SINGLE CENTRE UK EXPERIENCE OF THE RISK FACTORS DETERMINING THE IMPROVED QUALITY  OF LIFE (QoL), COMPLICATION  RATE AND SURGICAL RE-INTERVENTION RATE OF ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER  (AUS) INSERTION
I.G. Rizvi1, R. Sohawon2, M. Belal2
1The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust, UK
2University Hospital Birmingham, UK

O38: RECURRENT INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING MIDURETHRAL TAPE: A 15 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
I.Martin, F. Learmonth, D. Rae, I. Sokolova
NHS Ayrshire and Arran, Kilmarnock, UK

O39: A LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF THE COMPLICATIONS AND EFFICACY ASSOCIATED WITH THE RETROPUBIC AND TRANSOBTURATOR MID-URETHRAL TAPES
I.Offiah1, R. M. Freeman1, C. Hillard2, C. Madhu3, A. Sultan4, M. James5, S. Foley6, S. Buckley7, M. Speaksman8, N. Coull9, F. Reid10, M. Waterfield1
1University Hospital Plymouth NHS Trust, UK
2Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, UK
3Southmead Hospital Bristol, Bristol, UK
4Croydon University Hospital, UK, 5Gloucester Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Cheltenham General Hospital NHS Trust, UK
6Royal Berkshire Hospital Reading, UK, 7Mid Yorkshire Hospital NHS Trust, UK, 8Musgrove Park Hospital Taunton, UK, 9Kingston Hospital, UK, 10Saint Mary’s Hospital Manchester, UK

O40: PYOCYSTIS IN THE REMNANT BLADDER FOLLOWING ILEAL CONDUIT FORMATION FOR BENIGN AETIOLOGY
H. Kocadag, J. Lindsay, M. Pakzad, R. Hamid, J. Ockrim, T. Greenwell
University College London Hospital, UK

O41: IS THE MALE URETHRAL SLING SAFE TO  USE ?
M. Pipe1, I. G. Rizvi2, M. Belal1
1University Hospital Birmingham, UK
2The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust, UK

O42: THE FATE OF THE REMNANT BLADDER FOLLOWING ILEAL CONDUIT URINARY DIVERSION FOR BENIGN AETIOLOGY
H. Kocadag, J. Lindsay, M. Pakzad, R. Hamid, J. Ockrim, T. Greenwell
University College London Hospital, UK

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