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Predicting the Return of Bladder Function following Vaginal Native Tissue Repair using Data from a Suprapubic Catheter Regimen Hines K1, Smith W1, Overhol T1, McKenzie C1, Mirzazadeh M1, Matthews C1, Schachar J1, Lentz S1 1. Wake Forest Baptist Health KEYWORDS: Female, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Retrospective Study, Voiding Dysfunction , Surgery Same day surgical discharge after vaginal reconstructive surgery is often appropriate but, in those with acute urinary retention, timing for repeat attempt at a voiding trial is not clear. Previously identified risk factors for failure of voiding trial after vaginal reconstruction come from a single retrospective study: age, degree of cystocele, intraoperative blood loss, Levator and Kelly Plication[1]. We present novel data analyzing a cohort of patients with routinely placed suprapubic catheters, providing insight into return of bladder function and risk factors for postoperative voiding dysfunction following vaginal prolapse repair. We aim to improve postoperative care by minimizing clinic visits for voiding trials. Read the full abstract text here: https://www.ics.org/2020/abstract/512