It was reported that the patient was originally implanted with an elevate anterior graft in (b)(6) 2013.Immediately following the implant surgery, the patient experienced incontinence.The patient was referred to a uro-gynaecologist 10 days post operatively who performed surgery on an unknown date.During the surgery, the elevate anterior graft appeared bunched, torn in many small pieces, attached to the patient's bladder wall, and anteriorly was providing minimal vaginal wall support.The original graft arms were left in-situ and the rest of the graft was removed.A new elevate anterior was suture tied to the existing mesh arms and attached to the sacrospinous ligaments.Another continence sling was also implanted during the surgery to help manage the incontinence symptoms.No further patient complications were reported in relation to this event.
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