PFD Week 2016-Techniques to Identify and Enter An Enterocoele Sac in A Posthysterectomy Patient

Techniques to Identify and Enter An Enterocoele Sac in A Posthysterectomy Patient

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Video Summary

This video discusses the techniques used to enter an interstitial sac in post-hysterectomy patients with symptomatic prolapse. There are three methods demonstrated: entering through the vaginal apex, the posterior vaginal wall, or the anterior vaginal wall. The video provides examples of each method, explaining the steps involved in dissecting and excising excess tissue in preparation for intraperitoneal suspensions. The importance of sharp dissection and identifying avascular planes is highlighted. The video emphasizes the significance of entering the interocele sac in order to perform intra peritoneal vaginal vault suspensions. Credits: Not mentioned.

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Patrick Lang, MD

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Category Surgery - Vaginal Procedures

Category Education

Category Anatomy

Concept Post-hysterectomy Vaginal Vault Prolapse

Concept Interstitial Sac

Concept Sharp Dissection

Concept Sigmoidocele

Concept Intraperitoneal Vaginal Vault Suspension

Keywords

interstitial sac

post-hysterectomy patients

symptomatic prolapse

intraperitoneal suspensions

intraperitoneal vaginal vault suspensions

Surgery - Vaginal Procedures

Education

Anatomy

Post-hysterectomy Vaginal Vault Prolapse

Interstitial Sac

Sharp Dissection

Sigmoidocele

Intraperitoneal Vaginal Vault Suspension