Urinary IncontinenceTRT Remeex System, the Re-Adjustable sling for Female Incontinence The TRT Remeex System is the only long term readjustable sling for Female SUI. This prothesis allows a reliable readjustment of the sling urethral support whenever needed during patient’s lifetime. Surgeon can provide a long-term continence, and avoid re-operating again a patient with a sling failure. With more than 5 years follow-up, TRT provides surgeon with the experience of adjusting the sling urethral support with the patient in standing up position and doing the efforts that drives her to incontinence. This unique property provides the surgeon the ability to adjust the sling to the desired urethral support level, avoiding urine leakage and urine retention. The TRT also provides long term continence in cases where other systems don’t. Dynamic pressure transmission system When coughing, the patient advances the rectus muscle, advancing the varitensor, and increasing the sling urethral support while it’s needed. This reconstructs the intra abdominal pressure transmission system of normal continent patients. The readjustment is made while the patient is standing up and doing the efforts that drives her to incontinence. Lifetime reajustabilityThe sling adjustment is made step by step (checking continence every four turns of the manipulator). When the patient is continent we know that four turns before she was incontinent. This allows the surgeon to provide the minimum necessary urethral support for that particular patient under stress and no more. |
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Single Incision Benefits, Long Term Proven TOT Results
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Knotless Incontinence Mesh
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Pelvic Organ ProlapseUniversal and adjustable Prolapse systemProlapse meshes are associated basically to two potential problems: 1- Short vaginas. Mesh shrinkage, causes vagina’s shortage. 2- Erosion. Due to mesh wrinkles The Surelift Sustem is designed to minimize these two potential problems. The Surelift has two anchors to fix the mesh at the sacrospinous ligament and avoid the displacement of the posterior part of the mesh during the shrinkage process, maintaining the vaginal length. Also this mesh has four arms, that will help surgeon to adjust the position and avoid wrinkles. These arms pass through the obturator muscle and povide long term fixation. The same mesh can be used for anterior, vault and posterior prolapse. To use the mesh for the posterior compartment, surgeon may cut the middle and anterior arms, fixating the mesh posteriorly to the sacrospinous ligament and anteriorly to the elevator anus muscles. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Aenean commodo ligula eget dolor. Aenean massa. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. |
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State of the art transvaginal sacrospinous fixation system The Anchorsure delivery system is straight and thin for a safe anchor placement at the sacrospinous ligament. Its safe delivery system allows to advance the anchor at maximum depth of twelve cm. for maximum delivery control. Other forms of fixation may need tight sutures knots around the ligament, that may compromise its neurovascular structures. If you want to know more about the way the Anchorsure System works, and all the technical details, here you have this explanation:
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Minimally Invasive Vaginal Prolapse SystemThis mesh is intended to solve mild and moderate anterior prolapse repair. The MIPS mesh is placed by a Single Incision procedure. It is fixed by anchors to the sacrospinous ligament to maintain the vaginal length after the operation. In its anterior part, the mesh is fixed to the internal obturator muscles by its two pocket system arms, with no needles and no skin perforations. As all Neomedic products, even it’s a very easy to place mesh, it is fully adjustable to avoid wrinkles by the manipulation of its two posterior fixation points and two anterior arms. The Minimally Invasive Prolapse System is intended to solve prolapse and permits a better post op for all patients. Obviously, because it is intended to solve prolapse, the MIPS mesh needs to be fixed in the sacrospinous ligament, and the best option for this is the Anchorsure System (the applicator and the anchors shown in the image) |
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