Objective: To study the efficacy and safety of posterior intra-vaginal slingplasty (IVS) in the re-construction surgery of pelvic floor.
Methods: Eleven patients with vault prolapse and severe prolapse of uterus undergoing posterior IVS were prospectively studied.
Results: Average operation time was 55 min. Average blood loss was 86 ml. Average hospitalization time was 5.6 d. No severe complications occurred. According to subjective assessment of the outcome, all patients were cured.
Conclusion: Posterior IVS is a minimally invasive, effective and safety surgery for re-construction of pelvic floor.