ArticleInternational urogynecology journal2024
Use of the Martius Flap for Tethered Vagina Syndrome After a Single-Incision Mini-Sling Procedure.
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Abstract
Tethered vagina syndrome is an iatrogenic, but poorly defined condition that usually develops after surgical procedures performed on the anterior vaginal wall. Loss of elasticity as a result of scarring in the bladder neck-urethra is blamed for its pathogenesis. Patients often present with typical, massive uncontrollable urine loss and have specific examination findings. Having awareness about the diagnosis is important for its management. Surgical restoration and maintenance of bladder neck elasticity are essential for treatment. In our case, we presented the surgical approach we applied to tethered vagina syndrome that developed after the single-incision mini-sling operation. We demonstrated the surgical technique of Martius flap transposition and showed that this flap can be used to maintain the elasticity of the bladder neck area of the vagina.
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