Pelvic floor reconstruction reconstruction mesh ProGYNious

laparoscopic approachwomen

Surgical treatment (laparotomy or laparoscopic approach) of pelvic floor prolapse. Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse Pre-shaped mesh prosthesis for sacrocolpopexy. For anatomic reconstruction of female pelvic floor prolapse. Made of two types of polypropylene mesh material Mesh body: Ultralight, monofilament, polypropylene mesh with hexagonal structure to reduce foreign body tissue reaction and allow good integration into human tissue. Hexagonal structure maintains vaginal elasticity and function. Mesh neck: Made of firmer, denser mesh material for a strong fixation at level of sacral promontory. Features Implantation via laparoscopic or transabdominal (open surgery) approach. Implant is a combination of ultralight, large pore, soft, iso-elastic mesh at the vaginal level and a denser, less elastic mesh for firm suspension. Benefits Can successfully cure patients with pelvic organ prolapse. Low rates of erosion in a 3-month follow-up period (< 3%) Low rates of severe postoperative pain in a 3-month follow-up period (< 3%) Very low rate of intra-operative complications (<0.5%) Functioning principles of ProGYNious Sacrocolpopexy and Sacrocervicopexy Anterior mesh is placed between vagina and bladder to prevent from recurrent cystocele Posterior mesh is placed between vagina and rectum to prevent from recurrent rectocele ProGYNious has an apical component for level 1 suspension to prevent vaginal prolapse The lightweight hexagonal-shaped wide-pore structured mesh material is used for the mesh body, providing good tissue integration and reduction of foreign body reaction.