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Jan 27th, 2013 |
By Jane Akre
Safety of Trans Vaginal Mesh procedure: retrospective study of 684 patients. This is the study by the French researchers known as the TVM group who were perfecting the Prolift technique, learning to develop tools or trocars to implant the mesh in a woman’s pelvic area. Find it here. The study had an average follow-up rate
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Posted in Medical News |
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Tags: abscesses, complications, cystocele, Day 11 Linda Gross v. Ethicon, Ethicon Dr. Charlotte Owens, fistula, hematomas, Prolapse, Prolift, Stress urinary incontinence, transvaginal mesh, trocars 33.6% complications, TVM
Jan 14th, 2013 |
By Jane Akre
January 14, 2013 ~ During day three of the trial that’s put the spotlight on Johnson & Johnson (J&J) and its transvaginal mesh, Prolift, the primary care doctor for patient Linda Gross outlined the countless procedures she has faced to remove synthetic mesh that continues to cause crippling pain. MDND thanks Courtroom View Network for
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Posted in Legal News |
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Tags: abdominal bloating, botox, Christy Jones, chronic pelvic pain, consumed, Courtroom View Network, cystocele, David Mazie, decitful, defective product, Dr. Clark Likness, dyspareunia, enterocele, Ethicon, immunologic reaction, inflammation, irritation, J&J, Johnson & Johnson, Linda Gross, lydocaine, marcaine, Mayo clinic, Mazie, Mazie Slater, minimally invasive, negligent, nerve pain, pain, pain pump, partial excision, pelvic pain, peritoneal pain, polypropylene, Prolift, pudendal nerve, pudendal neuritis, pudendal pain, quality of life, rectocele, steroid, transvaginal mesh, Watertown South Dakota
Apr 2nd, 2012 |
By Jane Akre
‘Kathleen‘ (not her real name which she doesn’t want to use because of litigation) is a regular reader of MDND and has some suggestions on the questions to ask of doctors before a mesh removal. She has had her mesh removed and met with many doctors. Since there are so few removal doctors around the
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Posted in Your Turn |
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Tags: anchors, arms, bladder sling, cystocele, fascia, mesh removal, pelvic mri, Prolapse, transvaginal, untrasound
Dec 1st, 2011 |
By Jane Akre
Linda Dodson, a dark-haired, attractive Georgia peach with a long southern drawl to match decided to visit a new gynecologist near her home in Georgia, just south east of Atlanta. After about 30 minutes on the exercise bicycle she would experience a muscle spasm in the urethra area. Not a big deal, she thought. Share
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Posted in Patient Profiles |
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Tags: Adverse events, appendix, CPR, cystocele, Dilaudid, Dodson, erosion, Ethicon, FDA, fistula, gynecologist, Hamburg, hormone replacement therapy, infection, inflammation, medscape, mesh complications, mesh excision, Prolapse, rectocyle, removal, shrinkage, Urogynecologist, vagina
Sep 29th, 2011 |
By Jane Akre
Amy Gezon is a 43-year-old mother of 3 from Salt Lake City, Utah and the wife of an emergency room doctor at the VA medical center. She studied nursing in college, graduated with a degree in exercise sports science and is currently pursuing a masters degree in mental health counseling. Professionally she coordinated research studies
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Posted in Patient Profiles |
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Tags: Boston Scientific, cystocele, FDA Expert Panel, laparoscopically, mesh, mid-urethral, POP, pudendal, rectocele, retroopubic, Rolfing, sling, SUI
Sep 16th, 2011 |
By Jane Akre
SEPTEMBER 16, 2011 – Editors Note: I attended the Food and Drug Administration expert panel convened on September 8 & 9, 2011 to listen to patients and industry as well as surgeons who use pelvic mesh to treat incontinence and pelvic floor weakness in women and hernias in men. All of the injured patients were
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Posted in Patient Profiles |
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Tags: 510(k), American Medical Systems, AMS, Bladder, bladder surgery, bowel, cystocele, depression, FDA Expert Panel, Incontinence, kidney, minimally invasive, rectocele, S.P.A.R.C., sling, surgical mesh, urinary tract infection, urology