Annali italiani di chirurgia · 2013
Multiorgan female pelvic prolapse: pelvic organ prolapse suspension (P.O.P.S.) stapled transanal rectale resection (S.T.A.R.R.): new surgical tecniques and results.
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Ceci Francesco, Spaziani Erasmo, Casciaro Giovanni, Corelli Sergio, Martellucci Annunziata, Costantino Annarita, Nicodemi Sara, Avallone Marcello, Orsini Silvia, Tudisco Antonella, Aiuti Francesco, Stagnitti Franco
Аннотация
AIM: To demonstrate the surgical treatment validity and the post-operative complication decrease.
MATERIAL OF STUDY: Seventythree women who underwent P.O.P.S. + S.T.A.R.R. treatment, follow-up one year.
RESULTS: We observed an important reduction or a completely disappearance about pre-operative signs and symptoms.
DISCUSSION: We are aware that the proposed technique, if taken into account by urogynecologists, will raise several arguments and will raise many doubts and perplexities. For this reason we wanted develop a follow-up sufficiently long and many case studies with data to support our claims.
CONCLUSIONS: We believe that the procedure proposed by us, given the results, was excellent in patients with multiorgan pelvic prolapse, especially with the vagina walls elongated and that retain a good trophism.
MATERIAL OF STUDY: Seventythree women who underwent P.O.P.S. + S.T.A.R.R. treatment, follow-up one year.
RESULTS: We observed an important reduction or a completely disappearance about pre-operative signs and symptoms.
DISCUSSION: We are aware that the proposed technique, if taken into account by urogynecologists, will raise several arguments and will raise many doubts and perplexities. For this reason we wanted develop a follow-up sufficiently long and many case studies with data to support our claims.
CONCLUSIONS: We believe that the procedure proposed by us, given the results, was excellent in patients with multiorgan pelvic prolapse, especially with the vagina walls elongated and that retain a good trophism.