InGYNious

3-Level Support

Single-incision vaginal mesh procedure

Indication: Transvaginal reconstructive surgery of symptomatic pelvic organ prolapse (POP) with or without urinary incontinence, restricted to

  • cervical-,
  • uterine-,
  • vault prolapse,
  • cystocele or
  • rectocele
    • in complex cases,
    • as secondary surgical treatment or
    • in case of high risk of POP recurrence.

Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse

InGYNious mesh implant is intended for surgical treatment of female pelvic organ prolapse (POP).

Select the right InGYNious for your patients’ needs

Features

Benefits

Clinial data

[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.

Functioning principles of InGYNious

3-Level Support

i-Stitch

Hexagonal structure – The A.M.I. HexaPro mesh

[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

The A.M.I. mesh in detail

Combinable products

A.M.I. recommends the use of i-Stitch together with InGYNious

Placement of suspension sutures:

Benefits of i-Stitch:

[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.