For some women, the removal of Mirena can be just as harmful as keeping the IUD.
CR Bard Vaginal Mesh Case Postponed Indefinitely
A long-awaited case involving transvaginal mesh maker C.R. Bard is once again delayed – this time indefinitely.
The Differences Between Transvaginal Mesh and Vaginal Slings
There are distinct differences between transvaginal mesh and vaginal slings.
Avoiding Transvaginal Mesh: Nonsurgical UI Treatments
Women don’t have to undergo surgery to have relief from their urinary incontinence.
Trans Vaginal Mesh Causes Years of Pain, Disability
A woman in Britain had an operation in 2007 to have transvaginal mesh implanted but was left in pain and forced to use a wheelchair for five years.
Boston Scientific Lawsuits Progress in Federal Court
Claims pending against transvaginal mesh maker Boston Scientific Corp. in West Virginia’s Southern District federal court have been issued a new pretrial order.
Background on Mirena FDA Approval for Birth Control in 2009
The Mirena intrauterine device (IUD) was approved for use as a contraceptive by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2000.
Transvaginal Mesh Not Safest Option For POP & Stress Urinary Incontinence
Transvaginal mesh devices are intended to treat one of two conditions in women: Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) and stress urinary incontinence or SUI.
December Status Conference Scheduled For Vaginal Mesh Lawsuits
A status conference has been scheduled for Dec. 5 for the a federal transvaginal mesh lawsuit filed in West Virginia against device maker Ethicon Inc.
Transvaginal Mesh Organ Perforation Injuries Reported
Some women have experienced organ perforation due to transvaginal mesh implants.