Illustrative imageSukgen · Women’s healthRESEARCH PAPER · 2017
Six arms mesh implant application with organ-preserving in a young patient with total pelvic organ prolapse
Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association · 67(7):1100–1103
The study at a glance
Case report
- Uterus-preserving approach
- Three-month follow-up
Research question
The case report examines uterus-preserving surgery in a young patient with total pelvic organ prolapse.
Study approach
A 30-year-old patient underwent sacrouterine ligamentopexy and anterior six-arm mesh placement without hysterectomy.
Key findings
The short three-month follow-up reported anatomical improvement and positive changes in sexual and social life.
Interpreting the results
One case with brief follow-up cannot establish long-term safety or fertility outcomes. This historical technique description is not a general treatment recommendation.
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Source and citation
Sukgen G, Altunkol A, Abat D. J Pak Med Assoc. 2017;67(7):1100–1103. PMID: 28770896.
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