It was reported via journal article: "title : pre- and postoperative evaluation of pelvic floor muscle function in pop patients using surface electromyography and digital palpation." author: xinliang chen,1 yao gong,2 dan wu,1 xiaocui li,1 huaifang li,3 xiaowen tong,3 and weiwei cheng.Citation: neurourol.Urodynam.33:403¿407, 2014; doi 10.1002/nau.22430.This non-randomized prospective study aimed to evaluate the pelvic floor muscle (pfm) function in patients with pelvic organ prolapse (pop) pre- and postoperatively using digital palpitation and surface electromyography.Two groups were recruited for this study: surgical group (n=74; with stage ii to iv pop; age of 69.31±9.46 years) and control group (n=30; without pop but with other gynecological disorder; age of 67.37±5.56 years).The patients received modified pelvic reconstructive surgery where gynemesh-soft ps were implanted.Postoperatively, in surgical group mesh erosion was observed in three patients.The pfm function was improved 3 months after the modified pelvic reconstructive surgery in pop patients based on digital palpation and semg.
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