ArticleInternational urogynecology journal2011
Injury of the corona mortis during vaginal tape insertion (TVT-Secur™ using the U-Approach).
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- Obturator artery revisited.International urogynecology journal · 2011Pooled it
- Randomized trial of a comparison of the efficacy of TVT-O and single-incision tape TVT SECUR systems in the treatment of stress urinary incontinent women--2-year follow-up.International urogynecology journal · 2012Trial
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- Corona mortis exposition during laparoscopic procedure for gynecological malignancies.Updates in surgery · 2014Article
- Fixation of the Ajust minisling based upon cadaveric study.International urogynecology journal · 2013Article
- Variation of distances from mid-urethra to the obturator foramen: an MRI study.International urogynecology journal · 2012Article
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Abstract
introduction and hypothesisWe report a serious bleeding complication due to injury of the corona mortis following insertion of a transvaginal tape, TVT-Secur™ (Ethicon Women's Health, Sommerville, NJ, USA).
methodsThe TVT-Secur™ was inserted using the U-Approach: the tape was pushed along the periost behind the arc of the pubic bone at an angle of 45°.
resultsSurgery was unproblematic. Four hours after surgery, the patient showed shock signs; a CT scan revealed a 13.5 × 9.5-cm-sized retrosymphysic haematoma. Instant laparotomy with removal of the large haematoma, ligation of the bleeding corona mortis and administration of erythrocyte concentrates were necessary.
conclusionThe corona mortis is an anastomosis between the arteria obturatoria and the external iliac vessels or its branches that passes over the superior pubic ramus. Its prevalence and anatomical relation to the pubic bone are important to bear in mind when applying new surgical techniques.
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