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07/19/2025

MCRF Primary Care Conference

A- Objectives of the lecture

1- Make non-gynecology providers familiar with Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)

2- Discuss the use of Biologic Grafts in Prolapse Surgery

3- Compare the different types of tissue process preparation

4- How to place the graft

5- Refer those patients to a specialist in that field

B- What Are Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Stress Urinary Incontinence?

1- Definition

2- How common these conditions are (50% of women experience POP; 15 million women have SUI)

3- Real-life symptoms: SUI (Stress Urinary Incontinence), Pelvic pressure, Problems having a bowel movement, Urinary Retention, Recurrent UTIs, Pain with intercourse, Vaginal bulge leading to infection and bleeding, Silent injury to the kidneys

C- Treatment Options

1- Physical therapy, Emsella chair, Pessaries

2- Traditional surgeries: Burch procedure, Kelly Plication

3- Mesh (pulled off the market), Sling (still on the market)

4- Limitations: mesh complications, high recurrence with native tissue repair

D- A Safer, More Natural Approach: Biologic Grafts

1- Introduce biologic grafts (from human or animal tissue) as an alternative to mesh

2- Benefits: better integration, fewer complications, improved outcomes

3- Restore anatomy while preserving tissue integrity

4- Spotlight on DermaPure & VNEW Grafts

5- Explain what is DermaPure/VNEW and why it is different

6- Developed with dCELL technology for better healing and less rejection

7- Ideal for moderate to severe prolapse, poor tissue quality, or failed previous repairs

8- What Patients Should Know

9- Who might benefit from graft-based repair

10- What to expect during and after surgery

E- Conclusion

1- Use of Mesh-free (biologic grafts) repair hoping to minimize prolapse recurrence

2- Primary care providers to address this private matter and refer those patients to a specialist in that field who can give them the best care they deserve

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