The procedure of vault prolapse varies from person to person and it may vary from 0.2% to 43%.1. For those where transvaginal or transabdominal hysterectomy is to be treated, it is important to use the pelvic supporting structures that can support the vaginal cuff. In this chapter, you would find the various principles of vaginal fixation including the attaching of the vagina to the pelvic supporting structures, correcting.
Procedure of Vaginal Vault
The procedure starts with the normal vaginal axis that lies almost horizontally and superior to the levator plate and at the time of increased intra-abdominal pressure, it is the levator plate and endopelvic fascia that can hold the cervix and upper vagina in their proper positions.
Second comes the stretching and laceration of the supportive structures that can result in uterine or vaginal prolapse. Dr. Amit Majumdar who is an expert in this profession can ensure that the complete procedure is done with care and precaution. He describes that the Etiologic factors which includes trauma, menopausal atrophy and attenuation, with loss of levator and endopelvic fascia integrity. In the process the uterus and vagina then overlie the genital hiatus and this can lead to the prolapse of the organs.
Al l these steps are performed both routinely and they call for the strict attention to attaching the uterosacral and cardinal ligaments that are fixed to the vaginal membrane. The technique that is being used to prevent the formation of an enterocele and prevent apical descent.
The vaginal prolapse is the herniation of the pelvic organs that goes beyond the vaginal walls. The most common reason that the procedure runs in about the women over age 50. The disease has been recorded by the number of women with pelvic organ prolapse, but the number of women with prolapse who never seek medical treatment is not verified. This should be ensured that anyone who finds this should directly visit Dr. Amit Majumdar and get it treated at the first stage.
Here the maintenance of normal vaginal anatomy totally depends on the interrelationships of the intact pelvic floor. If you are facing the problem, it is important that you book an appointment with Dr. Amit Majumdar, who is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, with super-specialty level training and expertise in urogynaecology, and Associate Chief Medical Officer for Women’s and Children at King’s College Hospital Dubai. He has more than 70 publications and presentations in urogynaecology and other specialities of obstetrics and gynaecology in peer reviewed journals.
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