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In this study, solvent-dried fascia lata, dura mater, and bovine pericard were used as implants for sacral colpopexy in patients with uterine or vaginal vault prolapse. Long-term anatomical results are reported.

From January 1996 until May 2000 we performed sacral colpopexy, using organic, resorbable grafts, on 29 patients with vaginal vault prolapse. The surgery was performed at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in Saint Joseph Hospital, Veldhoven, The Netherlands, a community-based teaching hospital with 500 beds. Patients with failed sacral colpopexy in their medical history were excluded from the study. All patients were asked for consent to be in the surgical database.

Surgical technique: until June 1998 all procedures were performed using a Pfannenstiel incision. In the second half of the study all cases were performed by laparoscopy. In laparotomy the bowel was packed off, the vagina was elevated with a pelotte, and the peritoneal surface was resected from the vaginal apex. The laparoscopy was performed through four ports (two 5 mm, two 10 mm). In both approaches the graft was sutured to the posterior, sometimes to the anterior, site of the vault, using polydioxanone sutures (PDS) in laparotomy and Ethibond sutures (Johnson&Johnson, Ethicon, Cincinnati, USA) in laparoscopy. In laparotomy the graft was attached to the promontory by polydioxanone sutures, in laparoscopy by hernia staples (Johnson&Johnson, Endosurgery, Cincinnati, USA) without undue tension. In cases of urodynamically confirmed stress incontinence, the sacral colpopexy was combined with a colposuspension according to Burch, by laparotomy or by a laparoscopic approach. If a rectocele was present, a posterior colporrhaphy was performed. Peritonisation of the graft was not performed, and the pouch of Douglas was not closed on a routine basis. All procedures were performed by one of the authors (HB).

In September 2001 all patients who had not had a second colpopexy in the meantime were invited to visit our outpatient clinic for gynecological examination and to complete a questionnaire. Surgical failure was defined as a second colpopexy or a vaginal vault prolapse or enterocele up to or beyond the hymen. In cases of relaxation of another site of the vagina up to or beyond the hymen that could be redressed by stretching the vagina, the success was considered doubtful.

In this retrospective observational study of 29 patients who underwent a sacral colpopexy with organic, resorbable graft, anatomical outcome was shown to be successful for 14 patients (48%) only after a mean follow-up period of 38 months. We deliberately chose anatomical outcome rather than functional complaints, because they are considered multifactorial. If the vaginal vault is not fixed during Valsalva maneuver, detachment of the graft is likely.

Pulsations in the cerebropsinal fluid have long been identified by researchers (Bering 1955, Dunbar et al. 1966). The origin, configuration, and amplitude of these pulse waves and their response to conditions in the cranial vault have been of interest as well as their role in the pathogenesis of neurologic diseases (White et al. 1979, Foltz and Aine 1980). In this study CSF pulse wave changes are observed with progressive hydrocephalus and its role in the disease process is determined. 006ab0faaa