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Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy From: Bernard Cristalli (bclaure@club-internet.fr) Mon Jan 20 09:34:24 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: clemdmom: "Re: lay midwives" Previous message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Maybe in reply to: Bernard Cristalli: "Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Next in thread: Robert Brenner: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy" dahmd@gate.net wrote: > > In article Bernard Cristalli <bclaure@club-internet.fr> writes: > > >> What is a Bologna repair of stress incontinence? > > >This procedure is led by vaginal way. It uses the anterior vaginal wall > >in excess (cystocele) to make two longitudinal strips of vagina. > > I recently assisted a urologist who wanted a gynecologist's opinion of > this procedure. We used the Vesica bone anchor. It seems to be a nice and > simple procedure, but like many of these procedures it would be nice to see > long-term data on results. > -- The Vesica technique uses threads screwed into the pubis. The bladder neck is sustained by a strip of vagina slipped under the vaginal suture & left "in situ" (to: R. Daniel Braun). The problem of these thread techniques is the section of the tissues by the threads. Whith the vaginal strips behind the pubis it is the natural healing that does the anchorage. Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF Paris - France Next message: clemdmom: "Re: lay midwives" Previous message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Maybe in reply to: Bernard Cristalli: "Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Next in thread: Robert Brenner: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy"

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