Indication: Transvaginal reconstructive surgery of symptomatic pelvic organ prolapse (POP) with or without urinary incontinence, restricted to
InGYNious mesh implant is intended for surgical treatment of female pelvic organ prolapse (POP).
[1] Mistrangelo et al. (2014)
InGYNious single-incision advanced pelvic floor repair with hexapro-mesh.
[2] Brandt et al. (2019)
1-Year Outcome After Treatment of Uterovaginal Prolapse With a 6-Point Fixation Mesh.
[3] Kuszka et al. (2020)
3 Year outcome after treatment of uterovaginal prolapse with a 6-point fixation mesh.
[4] Deltetto et al. (2021)
Effectiveness and Safety of Posterior Vaginal Repair with Single-Incision, Ultralightweight, Monofilament Propylene Mesh: First Evidence from a Case Series with Short-Term Results.
[5] Mangano et al. (2021)
More than a sacrospinous ligament fixation for prosthetic treatment of utero-vaginal prolapse: a six-point fixation mesh.
[6] Deltetto et al. (2021)
Efficacy and safety of an ultralight, six-point, polypropylene vaginal mesh in the treatment of urogenital prolapse.
[1] Brandt et al. (2019)
1-Year Outcome After Treatment of Uterovaginal Prolapse With a 6-Point Fixation Mesh.
[2] Kuszka et al. (2020)
3 Year outcome after treatment of uterovaginal prolapse with a 6-point fixation mesh.
[3] Deltetto et al. (2021)
Effectiveness and Safety of Posterior Vaginal Repair with Single-Incision, Ultralightweight, Monofilament Propylene Mesh: First Evidence from a Case Series with Short-Term Results.
[4] Mangano et al. (2021)
More than a sacrospinous ligament fixation for prosthetic treatment of utero-vaginal prolapse: a six-point fixation mesh.
[5] Deltetto et al. (2021)
Efficacy and safety of an ultralight, six-point, polypropylene vaginal mesh in the treatment of urogenital prolapse.
[6] Data on file
A.M.I. recommends the use of i-Stitch together with InGYNious
[1] Brandt et al. (2019)
1-Year Outcome After Treatment of Uterovaginal Prolapse With a 6-Point Fixation Mesh.
[2] Deltetto et al. (2021)
Effectiveness and Safety of Posterior Vaginal Repair with Single-Incision, Ultralightweight, Monofilament Propylene Mesh: First Evidence from a Case Series with Short-Term Results.
[3] Hemptenmacher et al. (2020)
Bilateral Sacrospineous Colposuspension ( BSC ) in the Treatment of Female Genital Prolapse: Risk-Benefit Considerations and Six Months Follow-up.
[4] Haşegan et al. (2016)
Sacrospinous ligament in urogenital prolapse repair using A.M.I. I-Stitch
[5] Retzke et al. (2013)
Original article Caution ‘FDA 2011’: A modern pelvic floor mesh with a new form of cranial fixation. An observational study with 6-month follow-up on the A.M.I.® CR-Mesh and i-Stitch.
[6] Kieback (2019)
Bilateral Sacrospinous Colposuspension (BSC) for the treatment of vaginal vault prolapse – description of a novel method.
[7] Haşegan et al. (2016)
Transvaginal urogenital prolaps repair using i-Stitch.
