Transvaginal mesh technique for pelvic organ prolapse repair: mesh exposure management and risk factors
@article{Collinet2005TransvaginalMT, title={Transvaginal mesh technique for pelvic organ prolapse repair: mesh exposure management and risk factors}, author={Pierre Collinet and Franck Belot and Philippe Debodinance and E Ha Duc and Jean Philippe Lucot and Michel Cosson}, journal={International Urogynecology Journal}, year={2005}, volume={17}, pages={315-320} }
Prosthetic reinforcement in the surgical repair of pelvic prolapse by the vaginal approach is not devoid of tolerability-related problems such as vaginal erosion. [] Key Method Two hundred and seventy-seven patients undergoing surgery due to pelvic prolapse with transvaginal mesh technique were included in a continuous, retrospective study between January 2002 and December 2003. Thirty-four cases of mesh exposure were observed within the 2 months following surgery, which represents an incidence of 12.27…
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