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synthetic surgical mesh ’
Sep 25th, 2012 |
By Jane Akre
September 25, 2012 ~ Increasingly women are deciding that their synthetic surgical mesh placed to treat incontinence and prolapse is causing more complication than it’s cured and are opting to have it removed, but a new report says the removal procedure may cause a host of internal injuries, especially to the urethra, or the smooth
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Posted in Medical News |
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Tags: American Medical Systems, anchors, Apogee and Perigee mesh, eroding, FDA, fibrosis, Incontinence, infections, Johnson & Johnson, Mayo clinic, mesh sling, muscle pain, nerve pain, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Polypropylene Mesh, postapproval monitoring, Prolapse, Prolift mesh, scar tissue, surgical mesh, synthetic mesh kits, synthetic surgical mesh, vaginal mesh
Jul 17th, 2012 |
By Jane Akre
July 17, 2012 ~ In a bizarre twist that puts one more advantage in the corporate side, the Supreme Court of Texas has ruled that manufacturers of pharmaceuticals do not have a responsibility to warn patients about the risks associated with using their products, even as they advertise directly to the public. A lower court
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Posted in Legal News |
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Tags: American Medical Association, American Medical Systems, AMS, end user, learned intermediary, liability, MDND, Position Statement, Remicade, synthetic surgical mesh, vaginal mesh
Jun 19th, 2012 |
By Jane Akre
Op-Ed – June 19, 2012 ~ Editors Note- * -As someone who worked in the mainstream news for 25 years I know how it used to work. That was before the 500 channel universe and all eyeballs abandoned newspapers to go online. But the profitable business models for news – both print and broadcast –
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Posted in Op-Ed |
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Tags: Bladder, electrical stimulation therapy, gold standard, Incontinence, kegals, leakage, Polypropylene Mesh, stress incontinence, synthetic surgical mesh, transvaginal mesh, Urethra, urodynamic testing
Dec 29th, 2011 |
By Jane Akre
DECEMBER 29, 2011 ~ The Netherlands will begin a patient registry of synthetic gynecological mesh in early 2012 requiring gynecologists to report the growing number of complications emerging from use of the mesh. The U.S. has yet to establish post-surgery patient tracking to determine the actual number of adverse events. Investigative reporter, Ellen de Visser
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Posted in Feature |
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Tags: Belgian, British health Inspection, Dutch Health Inspection, Holland, medical device, meshedup, meshes, Patient registry, pelvic floor, synthetic surgical mesh, The Netherlands
Aug 26th, 2011 |
By Jane Akre
As a Pelvic Surgeon/Urogynecologist, Dr. Margolis helps women suffering from incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and a variety of surgical problems involving the female pelvis. He has done mesh removal surgery from his office, Bay Area Pelvic Surgery, in the San Francisco Bay area. Share this:
Posted in Feature, Medical News |
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Tags: baby boomers, Bay Area Pelvic Surgery, complications, contaminated, eroding, hernia, Margolis, mesh kits, migrating, Obstetrics and Gynecology, POP, side effect, SUI, synthetic surgical mesh, vaginal surgery