PFD Week 2016-Revision of Intravesical Mesh

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Video Summary

This video presents two cases demonstrating a minimally invasive approach to removing intravesical mesh. The use of polypropylene mesh for stress urinary incontinence treatment can lead to erosion into nearby organs, such as the bladder, causing discomfort and potential complications. The objective of the video is to show the use of instrumentation for safe and minimally invasive mesh removal. Different surgical approaches are discussed, including laparotomy and laparoscopy with or without robotic assistance. The first case involves using laparoscopic instruments directly in the bladder, removing approximately 2.5 cm of the mesh. The second case demonstrates the use of a cystoscopic scissors and a fascial closure device to remove a suture remnant. Both patients showed improvement and resolution of symptoms after the procedures.

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Simon Patton, MD

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Category Complications

Category Surgery - Laparoscopic Procedures

Concept Transvaginal Polypropylene Mesh

Concept Mesh Erosion

Concept Mesh Removal

Concept Minimally Invasive Surgery

Concept Symptom Resolution

Keywords

minimally invasive approach

intravesical mesh removal

polypropylene mesh

laparoscopy

symptom resolution

Complications

Surgery - Laparoscopic Procedures

Transvaginal Polypropylene Mesh

Mesh Erosion

Mesh Removal

Minimally Invasive Surgery

Symptom Resolution