It was reported that after a sparc was implanted, the patient was still completely incontinent.The physician recalled that at the time of implant, the sling "looked a little loose." the physician used adjustment sutures to try and tighten the sling, and thought it had tightened to the appropriate tension.Due to the continued incontinence, the patient was brought back to the operating room on (b)(6) 2015.Upon opening the incision and dissection to expose the sling, it appeared there was more than an average amount of space between the urethra and the sling.The physician determined the best option would be to remove what she could with minimal tissue disruption and place a new sparc sling.The new sling was implanted with no issues or complications, and looked to be in excellent position with appropriate tensioning at the end of the case.No further patient complications were reported related to this device.Related to manufacturer report #: 3011770902-2015-00109.
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