Vaginal Mesh Complication Surgeons | Mesh Surgery

Complications that are known to occur that may require surgical treatment include:

• Failure of the Procedure
• Pain (Vagina, leg, pelvic, adbominal)
• Infection or rejection of the graft material

• Recurrent urinary tract infection
• Extrusion of the mesh into the vagina causing pain, discharge, bleeding
• Erosion of the mesh into bowel, bladder, urethra, or rectum
  
  

Click here to read the AAGL Response to FDA Safety Communication

5/15/12 - May 15th - Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore are removing and/or revising 9 pieces of mesh today via laparoscopic, vaginally and rectally. 4 total patients, from 3 different states (TN, GA, NE).

5/3/12 - (Los Angeles) Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore operate on a patient from San Diego that was suffering from Mesh Complications. They performed a Laparoscopic Sacral Colpopexy Mesh Removal. Patient had vaginal pain, lower back pain and stress urinary incontinence since her Robotic sacral colpopexy surgery in January 2010.

4/30/12 - Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore performed surgery on 6 patients with mesh complications during April. They are changing women's lives.

4/27/12 - This week, Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore saw 5 patients and performed surgery on 2 additional patients with mesh complications.

4/20/12 - Dr. Moore and Dr. Miklos saw 5 patients this week that are suffering from mesh complications.

4/6/12 - This week, Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore saw 7 patients with mesh complications.

3/31/12 - Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore performed surgery on 8 patients with mesh complications. Patients were from Canada, Maine, Georgia and California.

3/8/12 - Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore examine 8 patients in 3 days with mesh complications

3/6/12 - Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore perform surgery on 2 patients with mesh complications (TVT removal and Mini Sling removal). One patient is local from Georgia, the other patient traveled to Atlanta from Canada, as she felt no one in Canada could help her.

3/1/12 - Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore patient in national media spotlight regarding use of mesh in surgery. It was Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore who ultimately were able to take care of her complication and remove her mesh when she could not find help elsewhere.

2/28/12 - Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore performed surgery on 5 patients with mesh complications in February. Patients traveled to Atlanta from Canada, Florida, Arkansas and Tennessee.

2/28/12 - 12 Mesh complication cases were treated in January and February 2012. Patients traveled for surgery with Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore from Oklahoma, Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee and Florida

Of the 61 mesh complication cases that Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore have treated in 2011, they have posted 35 case studies.

Click here to read Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore's response to the July 2011 FDA Notification

1/30/12 - Dr. Moore and Dr. Miklos performed surgery on 7 patients with mesh complications in January. Patients were from Tennessee, California, Oklahoma and Florida.

Testimonial:

"I had multiple surgeries in my home city in attempts to fix and repair complications I had from mesh that was placed during my initial surgery for vaginal prolapse and incontinence, however they all failed. I had continued problems until I was sent to Atlanta to see Drs Moore and Miklos. They took care of the problems immediately with a minimally invasive laparoscopic approach. My doctor told me that if they couldn’t fix the problem… no-one could. He told me they were the best, and he was right!"

K.W.
N. Florida