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General Complications of Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery,, and cardiovascular morbidity. These complications were associated with medical comorbidities (odds ratio 11.2) and concomitant hysterectomy (odds ratio 1.5). Risk factors for complications after pelvic reconstructive surgery are listed in Table 2.1.

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Posterior Compartment Repair,is. The vagina becomes rotated downward and posteriorly, no longer providing horizontal support. These anatomic changes allow downward herniation of the pelvic organs along this new vaginal axis. There are also genetic factors that predispose women to this condition.

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Complications of Abdominal Sacrocolpopexy,ion [4]. The procedure may be performed open, laparoscopically, or robotically. In our experience, the key components of the operation though the open or robotic approach include utilization of a permanent, type I macroporous mesh, secure suture fixation of the graft to the sacral promontory and vag

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Colpocleisis: Current Practice and Complications,sion or closure. Colpocleisis is the obliterative alternative to reconstructive surgery, offered to women with stage II–IV Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) who are at high risk to surgery and no longer wish to preserve coital function per vagina.

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Complications of Biologic and Synthetic Slings and Their Management,rreporting due to social embarrassment or fear as well as differences in the definition of SUI between studies contribute to the probable substantial underestimation of SUI patients [2, 3]. The financial impact of SUI is exceptional with one report estimating the healthcare burden of SUI at over US $16 billion dollars per year [4].

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Complications of Transvaginal Bladder Neck Closure,heter. While the indication for the initial catheter placement may be varied, the chain of events leading to this scenario is usually quite similar. The catheter is usually placed for refractory urinary incontinence or retention, usually of neurogenic etiology but not necessarily.