As reported to coloplast, though not verified, the patient with this device experienced incontinence, pain with activity.The patient attended physical therapy for pain in left leg following urethropexy.Additionally, radiating vaginal pain, perineal pain worse on palpation and when moving and urge and stress incontinence.Left pelvic pain characterized by tension interior obturator and pubovaginal limiting the quality of life.Sui characterized by weak pelvic muscles.Scarring adhering on the vaginal vault.Urodynamics performed with pain felt at ureter while voiding.Vaginal scarring and adhesions, tension, continued radiating pain from pelvis to left leg.Intravaginal injections were attempted to relieve the pain, but the pain is persisting in left hip, worse in the morning.Difficulty moving left leg.Persistent atypical pain since sling was placed.Plan to do vaginal ultrasound to view the sling prior to possible removal.Frequent urination and discomfort with a full bladder.Vaginal pressure.Activities are limited.Mri of pelvis and left hip performed for pain and neuropathy.No results noted for pelvic area.Mri performed for left hip pain.Left anterior and posterior perineal fibrotic changes noted.The band appears to have adhered to the vagina causing friction on the vaginal wall and anterior rectum.
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