PFD Week 2016-A Novel Approach to Cystoscopic Mesh Excision

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Video Summary

In this video, doctors from the University of Tennessee Medical Center present a novel approach to cystoscopic mesh excision. They discuss the various options for removing mesh eroding into the bladder, including cystoscopic, vaginal, and open abdominal procedures. The video demonstrates how traction on the mesh can be achieved using two Carter-Thomason needles as laparoscopic instruments. The doctors then present a case study of a 55-year-old patient who underwent cystoscopic removal of the mesh and stone under general anesthesia. They explain the procedure step-by-step, including using sutures and instruments to excise the mesh and remove the stone. The patient experienced significant improvement in symptoms and quality of life postoperatively. The doctors emphasize the benefits of this approach in reducing patient morbidity.

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Stacy M. Lenger, MD

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Concept Cystoscopic Excision

Concept Mesh Erosion

Concept Bladder

Concept Urethra

Concept Urinary Retention

Keywords

cystoscopic mesh excision

University of Tennessee Medical Center

mesh eroding into the bladder