EndoGYNious

Y-shaped mesh for laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy:

Ultralight weight mesh: 21 g/m²
Very high porosity: 93%
Isoelastic with a hexagonal structure

Sacrocolpopexy and sacrocervicopexy (open, laparoscopic, robot-assisted) belong to the established procedures in pelvic organ prolapse surgery in women. Anterior and posterior vaginal walls are prepared, then EndoGYNious is attached to the vaginal tissue and / or to the cervix. The proximal ends of the mesh are fixed to the os sacrum or to the sacral promontory. By doing this, EndoGYNious gives an apical support of the vagina / cervix.

Which criteria are relevant for an effective treatment of pelvic organ prolapse and for high patient satisfaction?

Long-term flexibility of vaginal tissue
Preservation of a certain apical mobility
Fast ingrowth of the mesh along with good re-collagenisation and re-vascularisation
Durable support to prevent recurrence of apical prolapse

What EndoGYNious offers:

An apical stabilisation for pelvic organ prolapse correction
Double-layer mesh on the proximal end for firm fixation to the os sacrum or sacral promontory
Isoelastic single-layer mesh body around the vaginal tissue to keep flexibility of vaginal tissue as high as possible: hexagonal mesh structure, ultralight weight mesh body
A minimum of foreign material for minimal foreign body reactions: 21 g/m²
Very high porosity (93%) for a wide tissue surface allowing re-collagenisation and re-vascularisation