Pelvic organ prolapse surgical mesh, synthetic polymer

Pelvic organ prolapse surgical mesh made from synthetic polymer is a sterile, non-absorbable implant designed to reinforce or bridge weakened pelvic floor tissues in women. It is used surgically to treat vaginal pelvic organ prolapse, including anterior, posterior, or apical defects, by providing permanent structural support to restore anatomical position.

Devices in this category are typically supplied as sterile implants, sometimes with disposable implantation tools, and are regulated based on their permanent implantable nature and intended use in high-risk surgical applications. They are not medicated, not reusable, and their regulatory status depends on jurisdiction-specific classification for active implantable or high-risk surgical mesh devices.