Pelvic organ prolapse impacts some women after childbirth
For other women, it can happen due to aging, or following a hysterectomy.
Pelvic organ prolapse, or uterine prolapse, occurs when the tissues in the pelvis weaken and
can no longer support the weight of the organs contained there (Including
the uterus, bladder, and intestines). This can cause one or more of these
organs to drop down against the vagina.
What is robotic-assisted sacrocolpopexy?
This minimally invasive surgical procedure is used to repair pelvic organ
prolapse by pulling up the tissue and moving organs back into place.
During the procedure, your surgeon will make a small incision in the lower
belly. Using robotic technology, they will use a small tool (equipped
with a tiny camera) to sew a graft onto the collapsed organs. This graft
is used to keep the pelvic organs in the right place.
Robotic-assistance allows your surgeon maximum precision and control, with
very tiny movements.
Benefits of this type of surgery include:
Faster recovery
Less bleeding
Less pain
Shorter hospital stays
To learn more about robotic-assisted sacrocolpopexy, visit our
health library here.
Advanced treatment is available at West Jefferson Urology
We’re proud to offer cutting-edge, minimally invasive treatment options
for our patients. Working together with you, our Urology Team will create
a personalized treatment plan that fits your unique needs.
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