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Re: R: T V T Complications From: John R. Miklos M.D. (johnrmiklos@yahoo.com) Sun Aug 27 09:10:01 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: art fougner, md: "Re: let's play part 2 (see part one for full story)" Previous message: John R. Miklos M.D.: "Re: R: T V T Complications" MARIO, I JUST SENT YOU AN EMAIL TO YOUR PRIVATE ADDRESS. > >John, > >How long following TVT the erosion occurred? THE COUPLE THAT I HEARD OF OVER THE PHONE WERE ABOUT 8 WEEKS OUT >Did the patients present with urethrovaginal fistula? NO ACTUALLY ONE OF THE PATIENTS WAS COMPLAINING OF BLOOD IN THE URINE AND THE GYN SENT THE PATIENT TO THE UROLOGIST WHO ON CYSTOSCOPY CONFIRMED THE TAPE IN THE URETHRA. I ASKED THIS DOCS IF HE PERFORMED THE PROCEDURE AS HE WAS TAUGHT ... AND HE SAID NO...THAT HE DID THE OPERATION UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA WITHOUT A COUGH PROVOCATION TEST. I ENCOURAGED HIM TO PERFORM THE OPERATION AS ORIGINALLY DESCRIBED BY ULMSTEAD AND PETROS AND FALCONER. >Are you aware how the condition was remedied? THE TAPE WAS REMOVED A SUPRAPUBIC CATH PLACED AND I MUST ADMIT I HAVE NOT HEARD OF THE FOLLOW UP. > >-- >Mario Colombo, MD >Monza > >>----- Original Message ----- >From: John R. Miklos M.D. <johnrmiklos@yahoo.com> >> ...WE HAVE HEARD OF A NUMBER >> OF EROSIONS INTO THE URETHRA... > -- John R. Miklos M.D. http://www.UROGYNECOLOGYCHANNEL.COM Director Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery Atlanta Center for Laparoscopic Urogynecology and Reconstructive Vaginal Surgery Atlanta Georgia Next message: art fougner, md: "Re: let's play part 2 (see part one for full story)" Previous message: John R. Miklos M.D.: "Re: R: T V T Complications"

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