As reported to coloplast though not verified, additional information received stated patient experienced uti, microscopic hematuria, cystoscopy, dyspareunia, pelvic pain.Exam under general anesthesia.Cystoscopy showed bladder base induration, erythema, and purulent exudative process at the periphery.Serial urinalysis showed worsening pyuria and microscopic hematuria sometimes without positive cultures.No frank mesh erosion, but suspected that mesh may be migrating into bladder wall and causing these reactionary changes.
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As reported to coloplast though not verified, additional information received stated acute cystitis, dyspareunia with small lump in back of vagina tender to palpation, incomplete bladder emptying, acute cystitis, recurrent uti's, acute cystitis, positive urine culture enterococcus faecalis, positive urine culture, e.Faecalis, urine culture: escherichia coli, constipation, right flank pain, enterocele 2-3+, rectocele 1+, cystocele, rectocele, enterocele, urine culture: klebsiella pneumoniae, bladder prolapse, fistula, suprapubic pain, slow void, feels like still full after urination, urine frequency, urge and dysuria.Claimant notes she has to put finger high in vagina to help empty bladder, recurrent cystitis, found to have myofascial restrictions and levator ani tension.(b)(6) 2018 or (b)(6) 2018 - infections consistently for 1.5 years and also abdominal pain since the surgery.Recurrent rectal and vaginal prolapse leakage with lifting and coughing.Claimant states there is urine in her stool, microscopic hematuria.Exam under general anesthesia.Cystoscopy's showed bladder base induration, erythema, and purulent exudative process at the periphery.Serial urinalysis show worsening pyuria and microscopic hematuria sometimes without positive cultures.No frank mesh erosion but suspected that mesh may be migrating into bladder wall and causing these reactionary changes.Claimant mentioned that she and her husband had intercourse since her last visit and as a result he noticed that the act "cut him", impending mesh erosion.(b)(6) 2019 - presents for pre-op evaluation, for scheduled surgery, to evaluate for possible mesh exposure in vagina.Plan to proceed with laparoscopic mesh excision secondary to suspected impending mesh erosion into the bladder from her anterior sacrocolpopexy mesh.Urology will likely to place stents at beginning of case.(b)(6) 2019 - suspected erosion of implanted vaginal mesh and revision of mesh via laparoscopic approach under general anesthesia.There was an area where vaginal epithelium was so thin along left lateral wall that there was a small defect.3 sutures of 2.0 pds placed, interrupted, to close this defect and to imbricate vaginal tissue for more thickness.The mesh was not close to this suture repair.There were no signs that mesh was infected.It was noted to be well placed prior to removal.Low back pain, vaginal pain on left side, continued leakage with laugh/cough/sneeze, leakage with urgency, dysuria, feeling of incomplete bladder emptying, bowel issues, exposed mesh posteriority.(b)(6) 2020 - removal of abdominal mesh, lysis of bowel adhesions, uterolysis, upper colpectomy, abdominal enterocele repair, removal of retropubic sling, urethral lysis, anterior colporrhaphy, abdominal paravaginal repair under general anesthesia.
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