PFD Week 2016-Surgical Management of Mesh Complications

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Video Summary

In this video, it is stated that approximately 30% of patients undergoing pelvic reconstructive surgery will require re-operation at some point in their lifetime. Various biologic and synthetic graft materials have been introduced to improve surgical outcomes. Mesh complications can occur within the first year or many years later and can present with symptoms like vaginal bleeding, pain, and voiding dysfunction. Mesh complications may include exposure due to wound breakdown, improper mesh placement, and bladder or urethral perforation. The video also discusses the different types of mesh material and their management in cases of complications. The importance of proper placement of vaginal mesh to prevent pain and issues is highlighted. The video concludes by emphasizing the necessity for surgeons to be aware of and skilled in managing the complications and revision of graft materials.<br /><br />Note: No credits were mentioned in the transcript.

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PA Castillo, MD

Meta Tag

Category Education

Category Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Category Anatomy

Category Complications

Concept Pelvic Mesh Complication

Concept Vaginal Mesh Exposure

Concept Mesh Perforation

Concept Organ Erosion

Concept Partial Mesh Excision

Keywords

pelvic reconstructive surgery

re-operation

biologic graft materials

synthetic graft materials

mesh complications

Education

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Anatomy

Complications

Pelvic Mesh Complication

Vaginal Mesh Exposure

Mesh Perforation

Organ Erosion

Partial Mesh Excision