POSTER Abstracts
Accepted for PRESENTATION at the UKCS Annual Scientific Meeting 2026

P1  NO SLING IS TOO LOOSE: LESSONS TO BE LEARNT FROM COMPLICATIONS

A.Simenacz, P. Kotecha, E. Hart, V. Mishra, Royal Free Hospital, London

P2  OUTCOMES OF INTRAURETHRAL BULKAMID INJECTION FOR URINARY INCONTINENCE: A SINGLE-CENTRE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW

A.Gowthaman, M. Sheikh, T. Greenwell, UCLH, London

P3  SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES OF TRANSCUTANEOUS TIBIAL NERVE STIMULATION

A. Agboola, South Tees Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Middlesbrough

P4  OPTIMISING LOWER URINARY TRACT HEALTH BEFORE EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

A. Al-Hajjaj, Countess of Chester Hospital

P5  ARE WE OVER-INVESTIGATING NON-VISIBLE HAEMATURIA? A SINGLE-CENTRE AUDIT OF 2-WEEK-WAIT REFERRALS AGAINST NICE NG12 CRITERIA

A. Al-Hajjaj, Countess of Chester Hospital

P6  OUTCOMES OF URETHRAL DIVERTICULECTOMY IN WOMEN: A 20-YEAR SINGLE-CENTER RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW

A. Butt, University College Hospital London

P7  FRACTIONAL CO₂ LASER MONOTHERAPY VERSUS COMBINATION THERAPY WITH VAGINAL OESTROGEN FOR GENITOURINARY SYNDROME OF MENOPAUSE: A TWO-YEAR PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY

A.S.Da Silva1, A. Taylor2. 1Epsom and St Helier Hospital, London. 2Clarendon Health, Poole

P8 USING FREE UROFLOW LIVERPOOL PERCENTILE AND VOID% TO COUNSEL SYMPTOMATIC MALES

A.Gammie, Bristol Urological Institute

P9 INITIAL OUTCOMES OF URO-VAXOM THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE

A.Kabia, Bradford Teaching Hospitals

P10 THE USE OF TOPICAL VAGINAL OESTROGENS IN POST-PARTUM WOMEN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

A.Waheed, A. Taithongchai, D. Robinson. King's College Hospital, London

P11 BLADDER NECK MOBILITY AS A PREDICTIVE FACTOR FOR POSTPARTUM PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

A. Waheed, K. Lor, R. Mohamed-Ahmed, A. Rantell, G. Araklitis, A. Taithongchai, D. Robinson. King’s College Hospital, London

P12 AN EVALUATION OF UROLOGY NURSE-LED URODYNAMICS SERVICE – CURRENT PRACTICE VS UKCS STANDARDS: WHERE DO WE STAND?

B. Mohamed, A. Ryan, K. Thompson, J. Birkett, I. Omar, H. Joshi, T. Niyukta. University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

P13 EVALUATING ACCESS AND OUTCOMES IN CONTINENCE CARE: A HEALTH SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK

A.Asif, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Beppu, Japan

P14 THE INCIDENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF UTI IN PATIENTS WITH MITROFANOFF CONTINENT DIVERSIONS

B. Toia, J. Jenks, A. Butt, R. Barrat, A. O. Noah, R. P. Nobrega, H. C. M. Gresty, T. J. Greenwell, M. H. Pakzad, , J. L. Ockrim. University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P15 SACRAL NEUROMODULATION FOR MEN WITH DETRUSOR ACONTRACTILITY ON URODYNAMICS

B. Toia, J. Jenks, A. Butt, R. Barrat, A. O. Noah, R. P. Nobrega, H. C. M. Gresty, T. J. Greenwell, M. H. Pakzad, , J. L. Ockrim. University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P16 OBSTETRIC ANAL SPHINCTER INJURY CLASSIFICATION, PFM AND EAS STRENGTH IN A PERINEAL CLINIC

C. E. Jones1, T. Curtis1, I. Giarenis1, S. Mukhopadhyay1, T. G. Gray2. 1Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 2University of East Anglia

P17 HOW DO WOMEN VOICE THEIR CONCERNS AND QUESTIONS ABOUT PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE? A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF EPAQ-PF FREE TEXT DATA.

C. Au1, E. Carter2. 1Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, The University of Manchester. 2Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

P18 THE LIVED EXPERIENCES OF FEMALE PATIENTS USING THE NEW INTERMITTENT URINARY CATHETER LUJA™

K. Tomlin1, B. Holwe2, S. Islamoska3, T. Sperup3, R. Vaabengaard3, F. Tentor3. 1Coloplast Ltd, Peterborough, UK. 2Coloplast GmbH, Hambury, Germany. 3Coloplast A/S, Humlebæk, Denmark

P19 SILENCED AFTER BIRTH: WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES OF POSTPARTUM PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION

E. Doxford-Hook1, L. McGowan1, Y. Fu2, A. Graves1, C. Downey1, R. Thakar3. 1University of Leeds, 2University of Liverpool. 3Croydon University Hospital and Honorary Senior Lecturer, St George’s University of London

P20 EVOLUTION OF THE PRE OPERATIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE IN THE MANCHESTER MESH COMPLICATIONS CENTRE

M. Oldfield, E. Whyley, L. Dwyer. Manchester NHS Foundation Trust

P21 AN AUDIT OF PRE AND POST OPERATIVE PELVIC HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR WOMEN UNDERGOING MESH REMOVAL SURGERY

E. Whyley, Manchester NHS Foundation Trust

P22 AMBULATORY URODYNAMICS : CORRELATION BETWEEN INDICATION, FINDINGS AND MANAGEMENT IN A REGIONAL UK COHORT

F. G. Muriithi, E. Okorare, A. Mandvia, M. James, P. Rahmanou. Gloucester Royal Hospital

P23 LAPAROSCOPIC HYSTEROPEXY: FUNCTIONAL AND ANATOMICAL IMPROVEMENT IN OVERALL PELVIC DYSFUNCTION BEYOND APICAL PROLAPSE AT A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL (DGH) IN SOUTH WEST ENGLAND.

F. G. Muriithi, E. Okorare, A. Mandvia, M. James, P. Rahmanou. Gloucester Royal Hospital

P24 POSTER WITHDRAWN

P25 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND AUGMENTED REALITY DRIVE PRECISION IN UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY: ANALYSIS OF DEEP LEARNING CYSTOSCOPY AND 3D-GUIDED PROSTATECTOMY

G. Harrison, Whittington Health, London

P26 AN AUDIT TO EVALUATE THE ADHERENCE TO NICE GUIDELINE NG112 FOR MANAGEMENT OF WOMEN WITH RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTION

D. Traile, Z. Koukouli, N. Cox, A. Shortell, A. Kluczna, T. Verghese. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

P27 EVALUATION OF CLINICAL INDICATIONS AND PRACTİCE STANDARDS IN FLEXIBLE CYSTOSCOPY

H. Mammadli, F. Israfilbayli, M. Parsons. Birmingham Women's Hospital

P28 PERCUTANEOUS PERIPHERAL TIBIAL NERVE STIMULATION OUTCOMES IN A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL

J. N. Young, W. Feroze, M. Bake, M. Lyttle. Mid Cheshire Hospitals Trust

P29 POSTNATAL WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES OF PELVIC HEALTH CARE DURING AND AFTER PREGNANCY: A QUALITATIVE SERVICE EVALUATION AT A UK TEACHING HOSPITAL

T. Gray1, J. Sweeney1, A. Warland2. 1Norfolk & Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 2Brunel University, London

P30 INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS IN THE CONTEXT OF INFECTED CONTINENCE MESH: A CASE REPORT

J. P. O'Sullivan, D. Isles, K. Ward. Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

P31 A SINGLE-VISIT SOLUTION? PATIENT PERCEPTIONS OF A NEW ONE-STOP PERINEAL CLINIC FOR WOMEN WITH OBSTETRIC ANAL SPHINCTER INJURIES

K. Y. Lor, A. Waheed, C. Wiles, R. Mohamed-Ahmed, A. Rantell, M. Gladman, G. Araklitis, A. Taithongchai, D. Robinson. King’s College Hospital, London

P32 A SCOPING REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO TREATMENT-SEEKING FOR URINARY INCONTINENCE AND PROLAPSE IN WOMEN FROM ETHNIC MINORITY/ GLOBAL MAJORITY BACKGROUNDS

K. Morris1, E. Kakela2, R. Kearney1, L. Dwyer1. 1Manchester Foundation NHS Trust. 2University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

P33 TOWARDS AN ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY (ERAS) PATHWAY FOR BENIGN RECONSTRUCTIVE UROLOGY – BASELINE OBSERVATIONS

K. Pace, R. Barratt, N. Malabi, J. Ockrim, M. Pakzad, A. Noah, R. Nobrega, H. Gresty, T. Greenwell. University College Hospital (UCLH)

P34 OUTCOMES OF MESH REMOVAL SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH URETHRAL MESH EXTRUSION AT THE LONDON COMPLEX MESH CENTRE

K. Pace, J. Ockrim, M. Pakzad, A. Noah, R. Nobrega, H. Gresty, T. Greenwell. University College Hospital (UCLH). 

P35 THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CONTINENCE AND PATIENT SATISFACTION AFTER MESH REMOVAL: A TERTIARY-CENTRE EXPERIENCE

I. Loufopoulos1, K. Pace2, L. Alqahtani2, K. Kapriniotis2, H. Gresty2, T. Greenwell2, J. Ockrim2. 1Royal Free Hospital, London. 2UCLH

P36 APPROPRIATE USE OF STATISTICAL TESTS IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY RESEARCH JOURNALS

M. Kashif1, R. Harwood2, C. Mahoney3. 1University of Manchester. 2 Statistics Department, Research and Innovation, Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 3 Warrell Unit, Saint Mary's Hospital, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

P37 Withdrawn

P38 AUDIT OF CLINICAL GUIDELINES, EFFECTIVENESS AND FOLLOW UP OF INTRAVESICAL BOTULINUM TOXIN A ADMINISTERED IN AN OUTPATIENT SETTING AT A TERTIARY CENTRE IN THE UK

M. Robson, Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust. 

P39 The PEARTREE PROJECT

M. Robson, Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust

P40 DECISION MAKING IN REFRACTORY OVERACTIVE BLADDER: REVIEW OF A NOVEL PATIENT DECISION AID

R. Mohamaed-Ahmed, K. Lor, A. Waheed, A. Rantell, A. Taithongchai, G. Araklitis, D. Robinson. King’s College Hospital

P41 SERVICE EVALUATION: PATIENTS' PREFERENCE ON PERCUTANEOUS VERSUS TRANSCUTANEOUS POSTERIOR TIBIAL NERVE STIMULATION FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER

R. J. Hall, L. E. Carman. Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

P42 SHORT TERM OUTCOMES OF BULKAMID PERIURETHRAL BULKING FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE IN WOMEN

R. Zikking1, C. Chant2. 1Royal Bournemouth Hospital, 2UHD, Bournemouth

P43 AUDIT OF THE MANAGEMENT OF RECURRENT LOWER URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN NON-PREGNANT WOMEN:

R. Brahma, Peterborough City Hospital

P44 EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF URETHRAL BULKAMID® INJECTIONS BASED ON THE SEVERITY OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE AS DIAGNOSED ON URODYNAMIC STUDY

S. Al Zawawi, G. Vijaya, H. Narula, P. Palanikumar. Frimley Park NHS Trust, Camberley

P45 A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO MANAGING KETAMINE UROPATHY

S. Sarna, K. Manley, N. Bhatt, A. Saunders, M. Isaac, S. Wood, C. Dunford, R. Doherty. Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital

P46 URINARY RETENTION SECONDARY TO A LARGE CERVICAL FIBROID: A REVERSIBLE CAUSE OF VOIDING DYSFUNCTION

T. Musoga, F. Israfil-Bayli. Birmingham Women's Hospital

P47 EVALUATING SURGICAL TRENDS AND OUTCOMES OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE SURGICAL PROCEDURES - AN AUDIT IN A TERTIARY CENTRE

F. A. Marsh, T. S. Verghese, Z. Koukouli. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

P48 POLYPROPYLENE MID-URETHRAL MESH SLINGS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A DISTINCT FUNGAL MICROBIOME INDEPENDENT OF ADJACENT BODY SITES

Y. Wu1, N. Abbas2, J. O’Sullivan2, F. Reid3, A. Mcbain1

1 University of Manchester, 2 Warrell Unit, Saint Mary's Hospital, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust 3 Manchester Academic Health Science Centre