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1408, 2020

Patient Testimonial – Prolapsed Bladder

Fri August,2020|

"The best decision I ever made was to have my surgery performed by Dr. Miklos. I had prolapse, my bladder was out of my body and my vagina was flat. Dr. Miklos truly has God's touch. He fixed every issue and I left the hospital with a bladder that was back to normal and a beautiful, rejuvenated vagina. His staff was so responsive and went above and beyond to make [...]

1607, 2020

MRKH Patient with previously Failed Buccal Mucosa Neovagina

Thu July,2020|

A 20-year-old MRKH patient from New York was diagnosed with MRKH (at 11 years of age) and had a successful Laparoscopic Davydov Neovagina procedure after previously failing a buccal mucosa neovagina performed 11 months earlier. Her story begins at birth when she was born with a heart condition known as an atrial septal defect (ASD), which required two surgeries to correct.   A few years later the patient began having [...]

2506, 2020

TOT TRANSVAGINAL MESH COMPLICATIONS MESH ALLERGIES, PELVIC, VAGINAL AND GROIN PAIN

Thu June,2020|

Dr Miklos and Moore performed a complete surgical removal of TOT sling (Obtryx - Boston Scientific) from a patient suffering from mesh complications.  The patient described her mesh complications as: an allergic reaction to the mesh as well as vaginal, groin and pelvic pain. A 50-year-old woman who had undergone a TOT mesh sling (FIGURE #1) for cough urine leakage only 8 days prior presented to Dr Miklos & [...]

1506, 2020

Chronic Pelvic Pain caused by Sciatic Hernia

Mon June,2020|

Doctor Miklos and Doctor Moore are all about their research on and practice of urogynecology, and their recent study connecting sciatic hernias as a cause of chronic pelvic pain in women is no exception to this. The objective of this research was to review the experience of 20 women who were treated for sciatic hernia between the years 1993 and 1997. Sciatic hernia is also known as sacrosciatic hernia, ischiatic [...]

806, 2020

Non-Mesh Procedures: The Burch Suture Technique

Mon June,2020|

Since the introduction of the retropublic urethral suspension in 1910, over 100 different surgical techniques for the treatment of genuine stress urinary incontinence (GSUI) have been described. Despite the number of surgical procedures developed each year, the Burch Colposuspension and pubo-vaginal sling operations have remained the mainstay of surgical correction for GSUI because of their high long-term cure rates. Doctors Miklos and Moore offer a laparoscopic approach to anterior wall [...]

106, 2020

Rectocele and Posterior Prolapse

Mon June,2020|

A posterior prolapse occurs when the thin wall of fibrous tissue (or fascia) that separates the rectum from the vagina weakens, allowing the vaginal wall to bulge. Posterior prolapse is also called a rectocele because typically, though not always, it is the front wall of the rectum that bulges into the vagina. Childbirth and other processes that put pressure on the fascia can lead to posterior prolapse. A small prolapse [...]

2505, 2020

MRKH & Neovagina Creation FAQ

Mon May,2020|

MRKH is not a condition that is heard of or spoken about often, but it does occur in some women. Diagnosis isn’t always easy, and those who are diagnosed often have many questions and concerns about what their next steps are. Drs. Miklos and Moore are specialists in MRKH diagnosis and solutions, and we have compiled a collection of the most frequently asked questions (and answers) to ease a troubled [...]

1603, 2020

All About Adhesiolysis

Mon March,2020|

Adhesions are bands of scar tissue that form in between organs. In the abdomen, they form after abdominal surgery or after a bout of intra-abdominal infection, such as pelvic inflammatory disease or diverticulitis). More than 95 percent of patients who undergo abdominal surgery develop adhesions; these are almost inevitably part of the body’s healing process. Although most adhesions are asymptomatic, some can cause bowel obstructions, infertility, and chronic pain. In [...]

1203, 2020

Patient Testimonial – Postpartum Vaginal Tearing & Prolapse

Thu March,2020|

PATIENT TESTIMONIAL: “My problems all began after my first child. I had a very hard and long labor which I ended up with a 4-inch tear from the delivery. I noticed some changes began too. I felt heavy in my vaginal area and I felt like I was bulging out. I went to my gynecologist and he dismissed it as nothing. Well, I knew he was wrong so I set [...]

403, 2020

SUI And The Dangers of Mesh Slings

Wed March,2020|

Though they are widely used, mesh slings can cause complications for some women. As industry-leaders in placing mesh-tape slings, Doctors Miklos and Moore are also renowned for their ability to safely and effectively remove mesh slings, even in the most complex of cases. TVT Sling is an operation to treat stress urinary incontinence, which is a leak of urine that occurs with activities that cause an increase in abdominal pressure [...]

203, 2020

Understanding Uterine Prolapse

Mon March,2020|

UNDERSTANDING UTERINE PROLAPSE  Uterine Prolapse – means the uterus lacks support because the original supporting ligaments known as the uterosacral ligaments have broken. When the ligaments break, the uterus droops or prolapses (displaces from its normal position, usually downward or outward).  This is a common phenomenon among women of all ages but most commonly associated with women who have had childbirth. Drs Miklos and Moore recommend a hysteropexy or [...]

2802, 2020

All About the G-SHOT

Fri February,2020|

The G-Shot is described as a simple, nonsurgical, physician-administered treatment that can temporarily augment the G-Spot in sexually active women with normal sexual function. The G-Shot is a painless office procedure performed by Doctor Miklos and Doctor Moore under local anesthesia. The actual injection usually takes less than eight seconds and the total time in the examination room is typically less than 10-15 minutes. A typically designed speculum is used [...]

1902, 2020

Understanding Uterine Prolapse

Wed February,2020|

UNDERSTANDING UTERINE PROLAPSE  Uterine Prolapse – means the uterus lacks support because the original supporting ligaments known as the uterosacral ligaments have broken. When the ligaments break, the uterus droops or prolapses (displaces from its normal position, usually downward or outward).  This is a common phenomenon among women of all ages but most commonly associated with women who have had childbirth. Drs Miklos and Moore recommend a hysteropexy or [...]

1002, 2020

The Cause and Correction of Uterine Fibroids

Mon February,2020|

Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths of the uterus that often appear during childbearing years. Also called leiomyomas or myomas, uterine fibroids aren’t associated with an increased risk of uterine cancer and almost never develop into cancer. Uterine fibroids develop from the smooth muscular tissue of the uterus. A single cell divides repeatedly, eventually creating a firm, rubbery mass distinct from nearby tissue. The growth patterns of uterine fibroids vary [...]

702, 2020

Patient Testimonial – Pelvic Floor Pain

Fri February,2020|

I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Dr. Miklos, but there are no words to thank him enough. Dr. Miklos is the most humble and selfless doctor I have had the pleasure to know. He is unique in that he does not just soothe your symptoms but treats them. He also goes out of his way to provide you with top-notch referrals for any further treatments outside of [...]

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