Abstract
Pelvic organ prolapse (PTP) - pelvic floor and organ omission syndrome pelvic floor in isolation or in combination, which is extremely negatively affected by the quality of life of patients. According to world data, between 2.9 and 53% of women report some form of PTP. Up to 47% of pelvic organ prolapsed patients are women of working age. According to the Women Health Initiative Study, among 16,616 women of perimenopaus age, the incidence of uterine prolapsed was 14.2%, cystocele was 34.3%, and reconcile was 18.6%. In most cases, PTP is almost asymptomatic, which indicates its greater prevalence in the population.
Highlights
A special problem is GHG after a hysterectomy
All surveyed were divided into two groups: (39.6%) and the group were divided into two groups. women who were operated on for genital prolapse and had a complication, which was a comparison group, and (60.4%) women who during the surgical treatment of genital prolapse, the provia of the moderation of surgical cortexing - the main group
The main group (61.9%) patients are diagnosed with different forms of inflammatory processes the clinical picture dominated the symptoms of GHG
Summary
A special problem is GHG after a hysterectomy. According to the literature, the rate of vaginal dome drop after hysterectomy reaches 43%. To reduce the recurrence rate after traditional vaginal correction, operating gynecologists began to use mesh implants to improve support of pelvic floor structures. It has long been known the high efficiency of the. Dangerous infectious complications include isolated cases of pelvic abscesses and fasciitis, recto-vaginal and vaginal fistulas, as well as the formation of coarse scars in the implantation area These rare complications occur in less than 3% of patients, but can lead to a significant decline in quality of life. There has been an increase in the number of complicated and recurrent forms of this pathology This points to the need to study women's reproductive behavior after surgical treatment of genital prolapse applications of highly effective contraceptive methods. Improving the effectiveness of the new modification of surgical treatment in patients with prolapse genitalia of varying severity and prevention of recurrence of the disease
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