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Abstract
Study Objective To provide residents, fellows and attending faculty with a straightforward and simple procedure for providing apical support at the time of laparoscopic surgery. Design N/A. Setting University Health Network Patients or Participants Persons with mild apical prolapse undergoing a laparoscopic procedure or needing concomitant surgery at the time of reconstructive pelvic surgery. Interventions Laparoscopic Uterosacral Vault Suspension using permanent suture material. Measurements and Main Results N/A. Conclusion Laparoscopic uterine-preserving uterosacral vault suspension is a valid option for appropriately selected patients. Women with anterior and mild to moderate apical prolapse may benefit greatly with this concomitant procedure. The uterosacral ligaments provide a strong supportive tissue for vaginal vault suspension. To provide residents, fellows and attending faculty with a straightforward and simple procedure for providing apical support at the time of laparoscopic surgery. N/A. University Health Network Persons with mild apical prolapse undergoing a laparoscopic procedure or needing concomitant surgery at the time of reconstructive pelvic surgery. Laparoscopic Uterosacral Vault Suspension using permanent suture material. N/A. Laparoscopic uterine-preserving uterosacral vault suspension is a valid option for appropriately selected patients. Women with anterior and mild to moderate apical prolapse may benefit greatly with this concomitant procedure. The uterosacral ligaments provide a strong supportive tissue for vaginal vault suspension.
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