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vaginal mesh and bladder sling lawsuits Mesh Erosion Defects

September 2011:

Adam Slater quoted in Wall Street Journal as FDA panel calls for closer look at transvaginal mesh devices
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September 2011:

Adam Slater quoted in Bloomberg News regarding FDA scrutiny of transvaginal mesh devices
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September 2011:

Adam Slater quoted in ABC News report about transvaginal mesh devices
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July 2011:

FDA issues press release regarding its investigation into vaginal mesh products Read More»

July 2011:

FDA issues comprehensive report detailing the risks of transvaginal mesh Read More»

October 2010:

Trial of synthetic mesh in pelvic surgery ended early due to high rate of complications Read More»

 

March 2009:

FDA Public Health Notice for vaginal mesh and bladder slings. Read More»

 

February 2009:

FDA Patient Safety News for vaginal mesh and bladder slings. Read More»

 

October 2008:

Article Concerning Complications for vaginal mesh and bladder slings.
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May 2010:

$18.5 million jury verdict in medical malpractice case against OBGYNs

 

February 2010:

$3.9 million settlement in medical malpractice case against ENT surgeon

July 2009:

$2 million verdict for woman who suffered injuries to pelvic floor and pudendal nerve

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Mesh Erosion Caused by Vaginal Mesh and Bladder Sling Implants

Mesh erosion is one of the common complications associated with the Gynecare Prolift, Bard Avaulta, Boston Scientific Pinnacle and Uphold, AMS Apogee, Perigee, and Elevate, and other pelvic mesh products.  The pelvic mesh bladder sling can erode into the vagina, bladder, intestines, rectum, uterus and other vital organs.  Mesh erosion can cause significant pain, discomfort, bleeding, infection, vaginal odor, and discharge.  Mesh erosion can also result in uncomfortable and painful sexual intercourse for both you and your partner and in some cases, sexual intercourse may be impossible.   When mesh erosion occurs, physicians may recommend the application of a steroid cream to the affected area or attempt to trim the eroded or exposed mesh.  When such conservative treatments are unsuccessful in treating the mesh erosion, additional surgery may be necessary.

If you or a loved one has suffered complications as a result of a transvaginal mesh or bladder sling implant, please contact a Vaginal Mesh Erosion Lawyer today.

   
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