Following the Needles: An Anatomical Study to Evaluate the Postoperative Safety and Symptoms of Patients Receiving a Transobturator Male Sling Implant

The needle sling implant preserves the obturator neurovascular bundle and obviates the potential for postoperative pelvic hematoma. The anatomical trajectory of the needles used for this implant account for the groin and perineal pain side effects. Based on similarities between the Argus T and other types of outside-in transobturator male slings the results of the current study could be extrapolated to the latter slings.