Transvaginal mesh-sling introduction needle

Transvaginal mesh-sling introduction needles are specialized surgical instruments used to create punctures in the vaginal wall for positioning mesh-slings during procedures to treat stress urinary incontinence associated with bladder prolapse. These devices feature a sharp, pointed tip and are designed to help surgeons accurately place the mesh-sling in the correct anatomical position.

These devices are typically reusable and consist of a curved rod with a pointed working end and a proximal handle made of metal or durable plastic. They are regulated as surgical instruments and must meet specific safety and performance standards for their intended use in mesh-sling placement procedures.