Synethic or Biochemical Material for Reconstruction of Pelvic Organ Prolapse, It Matters!

Abstract

Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) is a disabling and chronic condition that affects women of all ages. Pelvic organs can protrude outside the body through the vagina due to weakness in the pelvic floor. POP affects patients both physically and psychologically. Most women with POP suffer from at least one other pelvic floor disorder, such as incontinence. Pelvic organ prolapse increases nationwide, namely, anterior, posterior and middle compartments prolapse. Plenty of different kits had created in recent years for reconstruction surgery. Among those surgical kits, synthetic material augmentation plays a major role, for last Decade, however, Food and Drug Administ-ration raised (FDA) a red flag due to massive complication, such as spontaneous vaginal pain, extrution, there-fore, Nowdays, selection of proper material for reconstruction surgery is important for life quality. it divides into two systems: anchor non-anchor system. Hence, we attempt to compare a novel modified surgical technique involving a non-anchor system with the conventional anchor approach to determine the effectiveness of these two systems for treating POP. In this study, we compared the benefit, disadvantage, side effects, and complications for the two systems. Then we found that the modified tiling approach can be used to prevent the aforementioned surgical risks. Furthermore, if patients cannot bear the cost of using the required instruments, they can consider undergoing the modified nonanchor surgical procedure.