Medical records dated (b)(6) 2000 describe the use of gore-tex suture during the abdominal sacrocolpopexy procedure as follows: "the graft was then cut the appropriate length and sewed approximately 4 cm underneath the cystocele component onto the vagina with several interrupted sutures, the uterosacral ligaments were individually plicated with gore-tex suture incorporating the entire length of approximately 3-4 cm length of the uterosacral ligament and approximating this to both posterior vagina as well as sleeve of the graft.With completion of these sutures as well as the other gore-tex sutures onto the graft the cul-de-sac was obliterated completely.The graft was then reapproximated with sacral promontory with two interrupted sutures under direct visualization of the presacral blood." medical records dated (b)(6) 2008 describe: ¿irregular spotting suture protruding through apex now ¿ removed with excision.¿ the instructions for use addresses the potential for following adverse reactions among others: "possible adverse reactions associated with the use of any suture include, but are not limited to, tissue dehiscence, infection, localized inflammatory reaction, and transitory local irritation.".
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