It was reported to boston scientific corporation that a pinnacle posterior pelvic floor repair kit was implanted during a bilateral sacrospinous ligament fixation using pinnacle technique, vaginal repair of enterocele and rectocele, and proctoplasty procedure performed on (b)(6) 2010.The patient, who previously had a hysterectomy, now presented with pelvic relaxation and a sensation of everything falling out of her posterior aspect of her vagina, although she had good anterior support.She was noted to have a posterior defect and finally elected to have a rectocele repaired.The patient knew that there could be a chance for damage to the bowel or bladder, hemorrhage, infection, time off work, graft erosion, or need for reoperation in the future.As reported by the patient's attorney, the patient had experienced an unspecified injury.On (b)(6) 2018, the patient underwent the removal of the posterior gynecological mesh.The patient had experienced vaginal pain and hip pain.Findings included an extremely tense, folded band of vaginal mesh under the apex of the vagina.The mesh was separated at midline and dissected from sacrospinous ligament to sacrospinous ligament with significant release of tension.Palpation revealed that more that 90-95% of the mesh was removed.Multiple rectovaginal exams during the procedure revealed no defect.
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