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Objective To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of the entire pelvic floor reconstruction(Prolift) with uterus reserved in the treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction diseases.Methods From March 2008 to January 2009,74 female cases from our hospital who had different defects in pelvic organ prolapse were treated with the entire reconstructive pelvic surgery,in which 38 had uterus retained(observation group) and 36 cases had hysterectomy(control group).The two groups were compared.The patients with combined stress urinary incontinence had transobturator tension-free vaginal tape(TVT-O technique) at the same time.The results of operations were objectively evaluatedaccording to Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification sub-degree method(POP-Q) developed by the International Continence Society.Results For observation group,the average operative time was 50 min,and the average amount of bleeding was 100 mL.For control group,the average operative time was 110 min,and the average amount of bleeding was 200 mL.During the postoperative follow-up(8 ~18 months),in the observation group the structures of patients’ pelvic floor were normal;stress urinary incontinence was all cured;related symptoms disappeared or were markedly improved;and no postoperative infection appeared.In control group,two cases had postoperative infection;the patients ’ pelvic structures were normal during the postoperative follow-up;the related symptoms disappeared or were significantly improved.After 3 months,POP-Q score was significantly elevated in the two groups.Conclusion Full reconstructive pelvic surgery with uterus retained can complete the whole pelvic floor structure and function of all or part of the reconstruction with fast recovery and clear short-term effect.However,the long-term efficacy remains to be revealed.
Objective To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of the entire pelvic floor reconstruction (Prolift) with uterus reserved in the treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction diseases. Methods From March 2008 to January 2009, 74 female cases from our hospital who had different defects in pelvic organ prolapse were treated with the entire reconstructive pelvic surgery, in which 38 had uterus retained (observation group) and 36 cases had hysterectomy (control group). The two groups were compared. The patients with combined stress urinary incontinence had transobturator tension-free vaginal tape ( TVT-O technique) at the same time. The results of operations were objectively evaluated as contracting to Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification sub-degree method (POP-Q) developed by the International Continence Society. Results For observation group, the average operative time was 50 min , and the average amount of bleeding was 100 mL.For control group, the average operative time was 110 min, and the average amount of bleedi in the observation group the structures of patients’ pelvic floor were normal; stress urinary incontinence was all cured; related symptoms disappeared or were markedly improved; and no postoperative The patients’ pelvic structures were normal during the postoperative follow-up; the related symptoms disappeared or were significantly improved. After 3 months, POP-Q score was significantly elevated in the two groups.Conclusion Full reconstructive pelvic surgery with uterus retained can complete the whole pelvic floor structure and function of all or part of the reconstruction with fast recovery and clear short-term effect. However, the long-term efficacy remains to be revealed.