It was reported to boston scientific corporation that an obtryx system - halo was implanted during an anterior colporrhaphy and placement of transobturator sling procedures performed on (b)(6) 2009 to treat a patient with second degree cystocele with some redundant vaginal mucosa just under the periureteral area, and persistent stress urinary incontinence.There were no complications at the conclusion of the procedure.On (b)(6) 2010, the patient was seen and examined who primarily presented with recurrent stress urinary incontinence status post two suburethral slings and an anterior colporrhaphy.She also has a symptomatic rectocele with splinting for defecation and uterine prolapse with associated pain.Preoperative diagnosis includes symptomatic, recurrent pelvic organ prolapse encompassing stage two cystocele, stage three rectocele, stage one uterine prolapse and stress urinary incontinence.The patient underwent an anterior colporrhaphy with a non-boston scientific mesh augmentation, anterior bilateral colpopexy, cystoscopy, posterior colporrhaphy with bilateral sacrospinous ligament, posterior colpopexy procedures.The previously placed mesh slings were clearly identified in the patient's right.The slings were then isolated with blunt and sharp dissection.They were transected using a 15 blade and then removed from the field relieving the tension and resulting in full mobility of the anterior vaginal wall.The remainder of the procedures were performed.The patient was transferred to the recovery room in stable condition.No operative complications were noted.
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