Recurrence of Prolapse After Transvaginal Mesh Excision

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Recurrence of Prolapse After Transvaginal Mesh Excision

Abstract: In our patient population, total and partial mesh excision is associated with re-treatment of POP in 1.4% of the patients. Patient functional outcomes significantly improved after mesh removal.

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