As reported to coloplast, though not verified, legal representative stated the patient with this device experienced infections, recurrent urinary tract infections, foul-smelling discharge, urinary incontinence, urinary urgency, pelvic pain, vaginal pain, lower abdomen pain, pain with intercourse, vaginal device erosion 1-2 cm in greatest dimension on the posterior apical vaginal wall, large bunch of device eroded at the vaginal apex, erythematous area above trigone with some debris in bladder, overactive bladder, cramping, vaginal bleeding, chronic vesicovaginal fistula, pale yellow liquid pooled in vagina that could be urine, stress urinary incontinence, urinary leakage, cloudy urine, dysuria, foul urine odor, urine dipstick that tested positive for nitrite and leukocytes, urinary leaking around the catheter, bladder spasms and a computerized tomography scan.Patient had explantation of the vaginal device and cystourethroscopy via general anesthesia.Patient had an office cyscopy for device erosion in the vagina and bladder, urinary incontinence, possible vesicovaginal fistula, debris and what looks like a bladder stone.Patient had a cystoscopy with ureteral catheterization bilaterally, a robotic assisted laparoscopic revision of sacrocolpopexy with explantation of the device, a robotic assisted laparoscopic bilateral salpingectomy, and a robotic closure of the vesicovaginal fistula via general anesthesia.Patient had urinary incontinence possibly from absorbable sutures still in the bladder.
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