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Primary surgical repair of anterior vaginal prolapse BACKGROUND: 20-70% recurrences are reported after traditional anterior colporrhaphy High anatomical success rates with synthetic polypropylene mesh usage are reported in observational studies Little data on functional outcome exist Concerns exist about the risk of complications with mesh usage such as mesh exposure or de novo dyspareunia OBJECTIVE: To compare anterior colporrhaphy with a trocar-guided transobturator mesh procedure (Avaulta ® anterior)
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Methods Randomised controlled trial Three teaching hospitals 125 women with a symptomatic cystocele ≥ stage II requiring primary surgical repair were included Primary outcome: the difference in anatomical cure (POPQ < stage II) Secondary outcome: complications, functional outcome measured with validated questionnaires Assessment at baseline and 1 year follow up
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Results, anatomical outcome Risk reduction 50,3% (95% CI 35,5-65,1) of anatomical failure in favour of the mesh 3 (5%) re-operations after anterior colporrhaphy vs 0% after mesh
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Results, functional outcome Trocar-guided transobturator mesh Anterior Colporrhaphy Trocar-guided transobturator mesh Anterior Colporrhaphy n=58n=61 N=55 Urogenital Distress InventoryPre-operative 1 year follow up Genital prolapse 67 (33-67) 0 (0-0) Overactive bladder 22 (11-44)22 ( 0-44) 0 (0-11) 0 (0-22) Urinary Incontinence 17 ( 0-33) 0 (0-17) Obstructive micturation 17 ( 0-33) 0 (0-0) Discomfort/pain 33 ( 0-50)17 ( 0-50) 0 (0-17) Incontinence Impact Questionnaire Emotional functioning 11 ( 0-33)11 ( 0-22) 0 (0-11) Physical functioning 17 (0-33) 8 (0-33) 0 (0-4) 0 (0-0) Mobility 22 (11-33)22 ( 0-33)11 (0-22) 0 (0-11) Social functioning 11 ( 0-22) 0 (0-0) 0 (0-6) Embarrasment 0 ( 0-17) 0 (0-0) Data presented as median (p25-p75) No significant differences were observed between groups.
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Conclusion According to our definition of anatomical success the use of mesh provides a better outcome However, functional outcome was similar between groups Repeat surgery for a symptomatic cystocele recurrence after anterior colporrhaphy was low Potential drawbacks of mesh implant surgery, like exposure were low (4%)
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Implications for research and practice From a patient’s perspective, the use of mesh in primary cystocele repair does not result in better functional outcome or a significant reduction in repeat surgery for symptomatic cystocele recurrence Long term follow up is necessary to show: if anatomical superiority persists in mesh usage If complications increase or not in mesh usage if the asymptomatic recurrences become symptomatic in the anterior colporrhaphy group
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