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Re: Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction From: Myer Bornstein (mborn@massmed.org) Wed Dec 31 17:52:37 2003 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Re: Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" Previous message: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" In reply to: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" Next in thread: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Re: Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" Reply: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Re: Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" I was just at a meeting where the use of porcine grafts vs. other meshes were used in repairs was discussed. The consensus was that over the long run the porcine graft lead to more stiffness to the vagina than dif the polypropylene mesh such as gyne-mesh. I will be trying out the gyne-mesh on a cystocoele repair on Monday. Myer Next message: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Re: Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" Previous message: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" In reply to: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" Next in thread: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Re: Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction" Reply: Michael J. Wolpmann, MD: "Re: Pelvicol Dermal Implant During Pelvic Reconstruction"

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