International Academy Of Pelvic Surgery (IAPS)

Volume 2, Issue 5
MAY 2012

Poll


Do you believe that formal dual- or multi-channel urodynamic tests should be done before surgery for simple primary stress incontinence? Always, without exception Sometimes, depending on other clinical factors (urge, diabetes, etc.) It is not needed as long as you see her leak with coughing in the office, her PVR is low, and her UA is negative. Never, the history is enough to proceed with surgery.

Do you believe that formal dual- or multi-channel urodynamic tests should be done before surgery for simple primary stress incontinence?

Always, without exception
Sometimes, depending on other clinical factors (urge, diabetes, etc.)
It is not needed as long as you see her leak with coughing in the office, her PVR is low, and her UA is negative.
Never, the history is enough to proceed with surgery.

Calendar

May 2012

What's New

Three NEW videos added to the site this month:
- Module 10 - Video 8: Posterior Approach to a Hysterectomy Performed Robotically
  This video by Dr. Enrique Jacome demonstrates how the use of the robot can facilitate a unique approach to hysterectomy.
- Module 25 - Video 3: Diagnosis and Management of Intraoperative Ureteral Obstruction during a Vaginal Prolapse Repair
  This video shows how a vaginal prolapse repair that resulted in ureteral obstruction can be managed by cutting the offending suture.
- Module 18 - Video 16: Rectus Fascia Pubovaginal Sling after an Unsuccessful TVT
  This video demonstrates the technique of harvesting rectus fascia, excision of an eroded TVT sling, and placement of a rectus fascia pubovaginal sling in a patient with recurrent SUI.
Editorial: Lessons from Sumo - by James L. Whiteside, M.D
Case 7 - Interventional Radiologic Treatment of Pelvic Hemorrhage After Placement of Mesh - by Tyler M. Muffly, M.D.
U.S. FDA Issues New Safety Communication Regarding Vaginal Mesh for Prolapse
Coding Module 5– April/May 2012 - Coding for Pelvic Floor Repair, Reconstruction, and Complications
Transobturator Sling for Treatment of Stress Incontinence - Step-by-Step Instructions
IAPS Monthly Top 10 in Obstetrics and Gynecology for April/May 2012
Journal Club February/March 2012 - Levonorgestrel-Releasing Intrauterine System for Gynecologic Indications - Anne M. Weber, M.D., M.S.
OB-GYN’s Utilize IAPS e-Learning Tools To Improve Skills And Knowledge In The Pelvic Surgery Field - Online PR Media

Top 3 Videos

	Module 7 - Video 3: Laparoscopic Management of Large Ovarian Remnant This video from the Cleveland Clinic demonstrates the laparoscopic techniques that can be used to facilitate removal of an ovarian remnant.
	Module 11 - Video 2: Laparoscopic Sacral Hysterocolpopexy; A Dual mesh Technique This video from the Cleveland Clinic describes a technique allowing anterior mesh placement in a patient undergoing laparoscopic sacral hysterocolpopexy.
	Module 21 - Video 5: Surgical Management of Urethral Prolapse This video from the Mayo Clinic demonstrates how best to excise prolapsed urethral mucosa and then repair the urethra.

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Master Lecture Series

Diagnosis and Management of Life Threatening Postpartum Hemorrhage
Baha M Sibai, MD
Master Lecture Series: Anatomy of Pelvic Support Part I
Matthew D. Barber, MD, MHS
Master Lecture Series: Anatomy of Pelvic Support Part II
Matthew D. Barber, MD, MHS