PFD Week 2016-Pudendal Nerve Entrapment Following Posterior Trans-Vaginal Mesh Procedure- Cadaveric Demonstration of Pudendal Nerve Dissection

Pudendal Nerve Entrapment Following Posterior Trans-Vaginal Mesh Procedure- Cadaveric Demonstration of Pudendal Nerve Dissection

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In this video, the topic of pudendal nerve entrapment following a posterior transvaginal mesh procedure is discussed. The video begins with an overview of pudendal neuralgia and its symptoms, particularly in women. It is described as a severe and disabling pain syndrome affecting the clitoris, vulva, perineum, and rectum. The video then showcases a cataveric dissection technique to expose and release pudendal nerve entrapment. Additionally, a cataveric dissection study is presented, which shows the distance between posterior mesh arms and the pudendal nerve and its branches. The video concludes by emphasizing the need for caution during surgery to prevent pudendal nerve injury.

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Johnny Yi, MD

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Category Education

Category Anatomy

Category Complications

Category Pelvic Pain

Concept Pudendal Nerve

Concept Pudendal Nerve Injury

Concept Alcocks Canal

Concept Pudendal Neuralgia

Concept Inferior Rectal Branch

Keywords

pudendal nerve entrapment

posterior transvaginal mesh procedure

pudendal neuralgia

cataveric dissection technique

pudendal nerve injury

Education

Anatomy

Complications

Pelvic Pain

Pudendal Nerve

Pudendal Nerve Injury

Alcocks Canal

Pudendal Neuralgia

Inferior Rectal Branch