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The superior goal was to evaluate the possible association between hysterectomy and urinary incontinence. &lt;i&gt;Design:&lt;\/i&gt; All women, who had a TCER at our department during the period of 1990\u20131996 received a questionnaire with focus on urological symptoms. The answers from women, who later had a hysterectomy were compared to the answers from women, who were sufficiently treated with TCER only. &lt;i&gt;Results: &lt;\/i&gt;Of 356 women, who were alive, 16 were lost to follow-up, leaving 340 women to receive the questionnaire, which was returned by 310 women (85%). Ninety-three (31%) had a subsequent hysterectomy mainly indicated by metrorrhagia or dysmenorrhea. Of the hysterectomized women 24% reported bothersome stress incontinence against 14% in the group of women, who had TCER only (p = 0.03). No significant difference was seen with respect to urge incontinence, urgency, pollakisuria or nocturia. 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