Prolapse genitals: look at the problem

• Ebecha K. Barinova
• Irina M. Ordiyants
• Dmitry G. Aryutin
• Elena G. Ordiyants
• Daria A. Dobrovоlskaya

AbstractThe article describes modern views on the problem of genital prolapse. The existing surgical technologies for genital prolapse are described.

Keywords:genital prolapse, age, urinary incontinence, surgical correction technology

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