You advocate treatment of prolapse without the use of a mesh. But we know from the literature that the long-term follow-up is usually better with a mesh. What is the rationale for just repairing native tissue?

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You   advocate   treatment   of   prolapse   without   the   use   of   a   mesh.   But   we   know   from   the   literature   that   the   long-term   follow-up   is   usually   better   with   a   mesh.   What   is   the   rationale   for   just   repairing   native   tissue?

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A Setubal
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WeBSurg.com, Jul 2005;5(07).
URL: http://www.websurg.com/doi-vd02en1768setubal1e.htm

You   advocate   treatment   of   prolapse   without   the   use   of   a   mesh.   But   we   know   from   the   literature   that   the   long-term   follow-up   is   usually   better   with   a   mesh.   What   is   the   rationale   for   just   repairing   native   tissue?



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