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Approach to the case

Pelvic
Pelvic Organ
Organ
Prolapse
Prolapse

Physical examination revealed complete


procidentia, stage 3 cystourethrocele,
rectocele
Management
of a patient
with
Complete
Procidentia,
cystourethro
cele,
rectocele
with Hypertension, DM type
II & known cardiac disease
List of problems
Known comorbidities:
Hypertensive
Type II Diabetes mellitus
Cardiac disease
Signs and symptoms
Urinary urgency
Difficulty initiating urinary stream
Urinary incontinence
Complete procidentia, stage 3 cystourethrocele,
rectocele
Residual volume of 300ml after catheterization
Initial management
DIET: Diabetic Diet, increase in fiber intake
Monitor VS q 4 hrs
Monitor Intake and Output
Check FBC for patency and record and monitor
urine volume
Medications: Maintenance for HPN: ACE/ ARBS,
Antidiabetic medications, medications for the
known Cardiac Disease
Non surgical treatment
Traditionally
pessaries have
been reserved for
women either
unfit or unwilling
to undergo
surgery.
Gehrung with knob
Gellhorn
Placement
Surgical management
Start estrogen therapy 1 mo before surgery
Stringent preoperative evaluation
Secure CP Clearance
Provided patient has no estrogen related cancers
Evaluate post operative voiding
Surgical management
Colpocleisis or colpectomy (narrowing or closure
of the vaginal tissue and introitus)

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