G Eglin1, J M Ska, X Serres. 1. Service de gynécologie, clinique Champeau, 32, avenue Enseigne-Albertini, 34500, Béziers, France. georges.eglin@wanadoo.fr
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: Native tissue plasty for surgical repair of anterior prolapse segment is associated with high level of recurrent defects. MATERIAL AND METHODS: We used a transvaginal polypropylen tension-free mesh fixed through the obturator hole with Emmet needle. We report the results of a total of 103 consecutive transobturator mesh fixations between January 1, 2000 and June 30, 2002. RESULTS: Vaginal erosion ratio is 5% and recurrence ratio is 3% at 18 months post operative follow-up. CONCLUSION: Transobturator mesh is a safe and efficient method for anterior segment prolapse repair.
OBJECTIVE: Native tissue plasty for surgical repair of anterior prolapse segment is associated with high level of recurrent defects. MATERIAL AND METHODS: We used a transvaginal polypropylen tension-free mesh fixed through the obturator hole with Emmet needle. We report the results of a total of 103 consecutive transobturator mesh fixations between January 1, 2000 and June 30, 2002. RESULTS: Vaginal erosion ratio is 5% and recurrence ratio is 3% at 18 months post operative follow-up. CONCLUSION: Transobturator mesh is a safe and efficient method for anterior segment prolapse repair.
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