Immediate and perioperative outcomes of XXXX mesh in pelvic floor repair in a predominantly @entity28 population.

@entity1 @entity28 @entity1494 @entity7502 @entity260
This retrospective study was to identify perioperative and @entity260 associated with use of @entity7502 mesh for pelvic floor repair in a UK district general hospital in a predominantly @entity28 population. The sample size was 27 @entity1 with data retrieved from records. Total mesh was used in 37.1%, isolated anterior mesh in 44.4%, and an isolated posterior mesh in 18.5%. There was a high incidence of @entity28 (BMI kg/m2 > or = 30.0) @entity1 (66.67%). The highest recorded thus far. A high proportion of the @entity1 (44.4%) were also over the age of 65 years with attendant comorbidities. The age range was 45-77 years. Complications included mesh exposure (7.4%), catheterization at discharge (7.4%), @entity1494 during dissection (3.7%) and recurrent prolapse (7.4%). In the carefully selected individuals, @entity7502 mesh for prolapse repair appears to be a safe technique to correct pelvic organ prolapse. However, long-term follow-up is needed with further research.
