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Posterior Pelvic Support Sling for Fecal Incontine ...
Posterior Pelvic Support Sling for Fecal Incontinence
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The video discusses anal incontinence, a condition that affects 7% of women in the US. Traditional surgical management with anal sphincteroplasty has shown poor long-term success rates. A new approach, called the posterior pelvic support sling procedure, recreates the natural sling of the puborectalis muscle to provide support to the posterior anal rectum. The procedure involves creating stab incisions in the buttocks and using a curved clamp to create a tunnel for a Type I polypropylene mesh. An introducer needle is used to guide the mesh into position. The procedure is repeated on the opposite side to create a synthetic sling. The results so far have been encouraging, offering a minimally invasive and effective long-term treatment for anal incontinence. No credits are mentioned in the transcript.
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Peter L. Rosenblatt, MD, FACOG
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Fecal Incontinence
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Surgery - Novel Procedures
Keywords
anal incontinence
surgical management
anal sphincteroplasty
posterior pelvic support sling procedure
puborectalis muscle
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