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For patients who have bladder sling removal surgery (mini arc) to remove a portion of the mesh due to tissue and nerve injury, how often do they have to have more surgeries due to the remaining mesh?
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Depends: How much is left what the reaction is and how well the bladder functions.
Answered 6/1/2013
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