I really appreciate you allowing me to observe you and Rob (Dr. Moore) perform pelvic surgery. Thank you for taking time to explain your techniques, even tough it cut in to your "length of surgery" time. The reasons for "why" you do what you do based on clinical data and common sense were very informative. Your pearls and advice will certainly help my pelvic surgery technique. Being with you and Rob (Dr. Moore) in the OR was a very inspiring experience - to the point that I plan to start doing laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy procedures.
It is always exciting to see a laparoscopically skilled surgeon performing cutting-edge procedures. In fact your laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy is so much smoother and faster than any other procedure I've seen by Dr. XXXXX (an internationally renowned laparoscopic surgeon ) do. It's true that one must first be skilled at an abdominal procedure, in terms of anatomy and technique, prior to attempting it laparoscopically.
By the way, the idea of lateral posterior vaginal wall defects is revolutionary and anatomically sound. I hope to help more women have better results by not only using the dermal graft but also by improving my technique. Thank you once again, and I hope to see you at a urogyn meeting in the future.
