AUGS/IUGA Scientific Meeting 2019-Enterocele Repair and Colpocleisis in a Woman Following Radical Cystectomy

Enterocele Repair and Colpocleisis in a Woman Following Radical Cystectomy

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Video Summary

The video discusses transvaginal enterocele repair and copochliasis in a woman following radical cystectomy. It highlights the challenges faced by women undergoing radical cystectomy, including compromise of pelvic floor support structures and the potential for bowel prolapse. The case study focuses on a 71-year-old woman who underwent several surgeries and presented with pelvic pressure and a vaginal bulge. The surgical procedure involved dissecting the enterocele sac, removing the vaginal epithelium, and strengthening the repair using sutures. The patient experienced complete resolution of her symptoms after the surgery. The video emphasizes the importance of considering vaginal resuspension during radical cystectomy to prevent such complications. No specific credits are mentioned.

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Jason M Sandberg, MD

Keywords

transvaginal enterocele repair

copochliasis

radical cystectomy

pelvic floor support structures

bowel prolapse