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Vaginal Mesh of Today, the Breast Implant of Yesterday, Women Suffer again

Written by lisaspitzer on . Posted in Stories and Sharing

Women nationwide are suffering from the Vaginal Mesh another dangerous rushed thru product. Years ago the silivone Breast Implants caised havoc with wome and still today the Dow Corning Settlement Trust and MDL-926 fund are dealing with payoffs to injured women

Another travesty the vaginal mesh is destroying women's lives nationwide and there were always apparent issues with this Mesh device.For more information see vaginameshhelpline.com or call 1 877 522-2123
October 22, 2010
Trial of Synthetic Mesh in Pelvic
Surgery Ends Early
By RONI CARYN RABIN
To repair the uncomfortable and potentially dangerous condition called pelvic organ
prolapse — a weakening of the muscles and ligaments that support organs like the bladder
and uterus — more gynecological and urological surgeons have been turning to a synthetic
mesh that shores up the vaginal wall.
But now researchers are reporting that women who received the mesh had so many
complications that scientists were forced to halt a clinical trial early.
The trial randomly assigned 65 women with prolapse to undergo surgical repair either with
vaginal mesh or with a more traditional procedure, colpopexy, that uses the patient’s own
ligaments to support the sagging muscles.
In an article in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, the researchers say safety reviewers
observed that more than 15 percent of the patients who received the mesh experienced
erosion, a potentially serious complication in which the skin splits and the mesh protrudes,
often resulting in pain and infections. The trial, which began in 2007, was stopped in August
2009.
In 2008, the Food and Drug Administration had issued a warning that the vaginal mesh had
been associated with complications, but it said the problems were “rare.”
The lead author of the new report, Dr. Cheryl B. Iglesia, director of female pelvic medicine
and reconstructive surgery at Washington Hospital Center in the District of Columbia, said
it made two important points.
“The bottom line is not only there were more complications,” she said, “but the mesh didn’t
prove any better than traditional surgery.”