TY - GEN
T1 - TENSION FREE CYSTOCELE REPAIR. FOUR YEARS FOLLOW-UP
AU - Adile,B; Pardo, B; Granese R
AU - Cucinella, Gaspare
PY - 2003
Y1 - 2003
N2 - Aims of study: Anterior vaginal wall descensus is one of the most
frequent alteration in patients with pelvic defects. At least 50% of
women that had delivered two or more times presented a certain
degree of this pathologic alteration of the anatomy, even thought
only 10-20% of the patients complained of associated pains. The
use of synthetic biocompatible materials has become more common
in gynecology surgery(1)-(3). Polypropylene mesh to be
proposed as a mean of surgical correction of moderate severe
cystocele (Cervigni 1998)(2)
Methods: 97 patients aged 42-75, parity 1-5, body weight 45-90,
menopause 41 pts. (61%).Irritative sintoms( nocturia, frequency,
urgency, dysuria and urge incontinence, were present in different
percentage). All the patients underwent a complete urogynecological
work up:
Physical examination: Vaginal profile, Q-tip test, pad test;
Instrumental evaluation: Urodynamic investigation, endoscopy,
x-ray.
Cistocele of grade II (according to HWS classification) in 27
pts. (28%) associated with type 1 and 2 SUI; grade III in 33 pts
(34%); grade IV in 37 pts (38%). Rectocele>of grade II in 78 pts
(80.4%). Menopausal patients were treated by local or systemic
estrogen therapy. We performed vaginal hysterectomy in 56 pts.
(57.7%), levator miorraphy in 78 pts. (80.4%), IVS in 9 pts. (9.3%)
and TVT in 18 pts. (18.55%). After anterior colpotomy a preshaped
polypropylene (Incontinence mesh angiologica BM) in two
different dimension in relation to the size of the cystocele was
placed up on the perivescical fascia proximal to the bladder neck
without anchorage stitches.
Results: No intraoperative complications occurred. All patients
underwent objective follow-up (pelvic examination, Q-tip test) and
instrumental evaluation (cystography, urodinamic investigation
endoscopy) after 6, 12, 24, 48 months. 24 patients (88.9%) were
continent, 2 (7.4%) improved and 1 (3.7%) failed.
We obtained, after 48 mos, erosion in 7 (7.2%)pts, migration
in 4 (4.1%), dyspareunia in 8 (8.2%)pts, recurrent cystocele in
8(8,2%) pts.
Conclusions: The use of polypropylene mesh in urogynecology
surgery is an interesting approach of recurrent cystocele after
previous surgery and in patients with meiopragic perivescical fascia
with moderate severe cystocele.
AB - Aims of study: Anterior vaginal wall descensus is one of the most
frequent alteration in patients with pelvic defects. At least 50% of
women that had delivered two or more times presented a certain
degree of this pathologic alteration of the anatomy, even thought
only 10-20% of the patients complained of associated pains. The
use of synthetic biocompatible materials has become more common
in gynecology surgery(1)-(3). Polypropylene mesh to be
proposed as a mean of surgical correction of moderate severe
cystocele (Cervigni 1998)(2)
Methods: 97 patients aged 42-75, parity 1-5, body weight 45-90,
menopause 41 pts. (61%).Irritative sintoms( nocturia, frequency,
urgency, dysuria and urge incontinence, were present in different
percentage). All the patients underwent a complete urogynecological
work up:
Physical examination: Vaginal profile, Q-tip test, pad test;
Instrumental evaluation: Urodynamic investigation, endoscopy,
x-ray.
Cistocele of grade II (according to HWS classification) in 27
pts. (28%) associated with type 1 and 2 SUI; grade III in 33 pts
(34%); grade IV in 37 pts (38%). Rectocele>of grade II in 78 pts
(80.4%). Menopausal patients were treated by local or systemic
estrogen therapy. We performed vaginal hysterectomy in 56 pts.
(57.7%), levator miorraphy in 78 pts. (80.4%), IVS in 9 pts. (9.3%)
and TVT in 18 pts. (18.55%). After anterior colpotomy a preshaped
polypropylene (Incontinence mesh angiologica BM) in two
different dimension in relation to the size of the cystocele was
placed up on the perivescical fascia proximal to the bladder neck
without anchorage stitches.
Results: No intraoperative complications occurred. All patients
underwent objective follow-up (pelvic examination, Q-tip test) and
instrumental evaluation (cystography, urodinamic investigation
endoscopy) after 6, 12, 24, 48 months. 24 patients (88.9%) were
continent, 2 (7.4%) improved and 1 (3.7%) failed.
We obtained, after 48 mos, erosion in 7 (7.2%)pts, migration
in 4 (4.1%), dyspareunia in 8 (8.2%)pts, recurrent cystocele in
8(8,2%) pts.
Conclusions: The use of polypropylene mesh in urogynecology
surgery is an interesting approach of recurrent cystocele after
previous surgery and in patients with meiopragic perivescical fascia
with moderate severe cystocele.
KW - polypropylene mesh, recurrent cystocele, TENSION FREE CYSTOCELE REPAIR
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10447/46472
M3 - Other contribution
ER -