Mesh excision secondary to spondylodiscitis after colposacropexy graft rejection: a  step by step video

ConclusionsSpondylodiscitis secondary to colposacropexy should be suspected when the patient starts with moderate lumbar pain and is not correctly controlled with first-level analgesia. Infection or mesh rejection should be considered. Mesh rejection should be suspected when the patient does not improve after antibiotics. Complete removal of the mesh is needed in order to ensure the patient ’s recovery.
Source: Techniques in Coloproctology - Category: Surgery Source Type: research