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Management of Mesh-Related Pain after Midurethral Slings

PROGRAM CHAIRS: Geneviève Nadeau and Blayne Welk

Featuring: Kevin Carlson, Howard Goldman, Chris Harding

By the end of this program, participants should be able to:

  • Review key anatomical landmarks essential to evaluating complex mesh pain

  • Thoroughly evaluate patients with pain after mesh placement through a standardized detailed history and physical exam

  • Distinguish all relevant techniques for complex total midurethral sling excisions (transobturator and retropubic)

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