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University of California, Los Angeles

Pelvic Organ Prolapse - Victor Nitti, MD & Christopher Tarnay, MD - UCLAMDChat

University of California, Los Angeles via YouTube

Overview

Learn about pelvic organ prolapse in this comprehensive 43-minute video featuring UCLA OBGYN & pelvic medicine specialists Victor Nitti, MD and Christopher Tarnay, MD. Explore the causes, anatomy, prevalence, and risk factors associated with vaginal prolapse, including the impact of childbirth. Discover symptoms, treatment options, and when intervention is necessary. Gain insights into proactive strategies, non-surgical approaches, and surgical techniques like laparoscopy. Understand the role of the Center for Women's Pelvic Health in tailoring care. Address common concerns such as progression without treatment, bladder pullups, and recovery time. Discuss emerging treatments like PRP and stem cell therapy, and learn about mesh use and hysterectomy in prolapse management.

Syllabus

Introduction
Topics
What is prolapse
What causes vaginal prolapse
Anatomy of vaginal prolapse
How common is pelvic organ prolapse
Risk factors for pelvic organ prolapse
Delivery and pelvic organ prolapse
Other risk factors
Symptoms
No Symptoms
Low Back Pain
When Should Prolapse Be Treated
Tailor Care
Proactive Strategies
NonSurgical Options
Laparoscopy
Center for Womens Pelvic Health
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Risks
Problems in the Peritoneal Cavity
Does Prolapse Normally Get Worse Without Treatment
Can Bladder Pullups Be Treated Effectively
Are There Any Options for PRP or Stem Cell Treatment
How Long Until You Can Go Back to Work
Mesh
Hysterectomy

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