PFD Week 2016-Anatomy of Transobturator Sling Surgery

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Video Summary

In this video summary, an assistant is reviewing the importance of pelvic anatomy in the placement and removal of trans-obturator slings (TOT). The video explores the bony structures, ligaments, and muscles of the pelvis. For TOT removal, an incision is made lateral to the labia and the adductor muscles are retracted to access the obturator foramen. The video shows the dissection of the groin musculature and the removal of the external obturator, obturator membrane, and obturator internus. It also discusses the nerves involved in TOT surgery, including the ilial inguinal, genitofemoral, pudendal, and obturator nerves. Understanding the anatomy of the obturator fossa is crucial for the surgical removal of mesh. Video credits are not provided.

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Judy Choi, MD

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Category Anatomy

Category Education

Category Urinary Incontinence

Concept Synthetic Sling

Concept Obturator Foramen

Concept Dissection Plane

Concept Mesh Removal

Concept Obturator Nerve

Keywords

pelvic anatomy

trans-obturator slings

TOT placement

TOT removal

obturator fossa

Anatomy

Education

Urinary Incontinence

Synthetic Sling

Obturator Foramen

Dissection Plane

Mesh Removal

Obturator Nerve