New Tissue-Based Technique Cures Recurrent Enterocele Without Mesh Implants

Medical specialists in Nizhny Novgorod have developed a new technique to treat recurrent enterocele. The condition affects about one in three patients after uterine suspension surgeries and causes chronic pain and pelvic organ dysfunction. For years, doctors relied on synthetic mesh implants to correct enterocele. However, these materials often caused complications such as inflammation and rejection by the body.

Now, local gynaecologists have introduced an alternative method. It uses only the patient’s own tissues to address the issue. The approach has proven effective in resolving recurrent symptoms of the disease. The new technique helps women regain their quality of life after treatment. It offers a safer option for those suffering from the condition. Doctors expect it to reduce complications linked to traditional mesh implants.