SURELIFT New minimally invasive prolapse repair system

SURELIFT CONCEPTS: Functional replacement by physical reinforcement Recreation a supportive and suspensory apparatus for pelvic organs IN A NATURAL course of endopelvic fascia

ADVANTAGES Adjustability of graft placement and ability to avoid graft folding to prevent erosion and excessive scarring Customization of graft dimentions according to individual patient’s anatomy Equal distribution of vector forces to prevent partial graft failure leading to voiding dysfunction Provides excellent support to all compartments including apical SURELIFT

Recreating Normal Anatomy Tissue anchors SURELIFT

Sacro-spinous ligament Arcus tendineus at the level of ischial spines (TOT placement) Arcus tendineus at the level its insertion into pubic bone (TOT placement) SURELIFT Placement and Fixation Points

Sacro-spinous ligament Ischial spines Obturator foramen SURELIFT Placement and Fixation Points

Sacro-spinous ligament Ischial spines Obturator foramen SURELIFT Solid-Permanent Fixation Points

SURELIFT Anatomical and Safety Considerations

SAME MESH FOR ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR COMPARTMENT SURELIFT Versatility

New Generation Knottless Mesh 40% Less material – larger pores Less shrinkage Minimazing complication SURELIFT

Anchors – EASY PLACEMENT Anchors – MINIMAL TRAUMA Sutures – EASY ADJUSTMENT of mesh dimentions SURELIFT User Friendly

State of the art anchor fixation system SURELIFT REQUIRES MINIMAL DISECTION

ADVANTAGES Anatomical and safe Solid-Permanent fixation points Adjustability and Customization Versatile – same mesh for anterior and posterior prolapse New Generation Mesh State of the art anchor fixation system SURELIFT