Trends in Prolapse Repair Approaches Before and After Ban of Transvaginal Mesh

The use of TVM decreased for both URPS and non-URPS urologists in response to the FDA health warnings and eventual ban of TVM for POP. URPS urologists adapted to non-TVM techniques sooner than non-URPS urologists. By 2021, URPS urologists were performing the majority of POP repair cases compared with non-URPS urologists.

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Urology Practice
Published
2025-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.1097/upj.0000000000000902
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Pelvic floor disorders treatments
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Abstract

The use of TVM decreased for both URPS and non-URPS urologists in response to the FDA health warnings and eventual ban of TVM for POP. URPS urologists adapted to non-TVM techniques sooner than non-URPS urologists. By 2021, URPS urologists were performing the majority of POP repair cases compared with non-URPS urologists.

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