Uterine-reserved or uterine-removed total pelvic floor reconstruction to female pelvic dysfunction:a clinical analysis of 68 cases
CHENG Da-li
MU Qing
XIA Zhi-jun
Abstract：Objective To explore the feasibility and effectivenes of uterus-reserving Prolift system. Methods Thirty-five patients with different defects underwent this uterine-reserved prolft reconstruction. Thirty-three patients with different defects underwent another uterine-removed prolft reconstruction. POP-Q was used to evaluate all the patients before or after surgery. Results The average operating time was 50 minutes and hemorrhage volume was 100mL for uterine-reserved group. While the average operating time was 100 minutes and hemorrhage volume was 200mL for uterine-removed group. Correction of all the prolapsed pelvic organs was achieved right after surgery. Norecurrence was observed after an average of ten months follow-up. Only one patient was unsatisfied on objective feeling. Conclusions pelvic floor dysfunction can be treated by Prolift system without removal of uterus. The short-term results are promising.
Keywords：pelvic organ prolapsepelvic floor reconstructionuterine prolapsefemale pelvic floor dysfunction
Publication Date：2010-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 219-221 )