AUGS/IUGA Scientific Meeting 2019-Short Oral Session 11

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Video Summary

The first video transcript summarized in the question is in Danish and discusses a study comparing utero-sacral ligament suspension with psycho-spinal ligament fixation for the treatment of vaginal prolapse. The speaker explains that the study used data from the Danish national patient registry and the Danish urogynecological database to analyze the outcomes of different surgical techniques. The study found that there was a higher risk of relapse after psycho-spinal ligament fixation compared to utero-sacral ligament suspension. The speaker emphasizes the importance of real-world observational studies in addition to randomized controlled trials. They note that individual centers should be aware of their own results and risks in order to provide the best care for their patients.<br /><br />The second video transcript summarized in the question is in English and discusses a study comparing different surgical approaches for pelvic organ prolapse repair. The study found that the laparoscopic approach had longer operative times compared to the multi-port approach. However, there were no differences in surgical failure rates, complication rates, or changes in bowel or sexual function between the two approaches. The study concludes that both approaches are feasible and have equivalent short-term outcomes.

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Laura Dhariwal, MD, Niels Klarskov, MD, DMSc, Lior Lowenstein, MD, MS, MHA, MBA, Mèlanie N. van IJsselmuiden, MD, Amanda O'Meara, MD, Yau Kar Rachel Cheung, Emily Lukacz, MD, MAS, Lopa K. Pandya, MD

Keywords

Danish

study

ligament suspension

ligament fixation

vaginal prolapse

surgical techniques

relapse risk

observational studies

operative times