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Join the over 108,000 women who have filed & won their transvaginal mesh claims against the manufacturers. Over $300 million has been paid to-date for their injuries.
These women sought medical device manufacturers' vaginal mesh products to assist with conditions like pelvic organ prolapse (POP) or stress urinary incontinence (SUI). The FDA now classifies these products as "high-risk."
Despite removal of the mesh, complications may not be reversed, and women continue to suffer with chronic pelvic pain, vaginal pain, loss of mobility and an impaired quality of life.
As such, many have filed transvaginal mesh lawsuits against the device manufacturers.
Many of these cases have been consolidated in the courts to streamline the litigation process against (but not limited to):
- Ethicon
- AJUST
- Bard Avaulta
- CorMatrix ECM
- American Medical Systems (AMS)
- MiniSling
- Sofradium
- Surelift
As much as $80 million has been awarded in transvaginal mesh lawsuits as compensation against these manufacturers – see if you qualify below:
Transvaginal Mesh, Pelvic Mesh, and
Bladder Sling Lawsuits
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When defects in transvaginal meshes cause medical problems, the manufacturers may be help liable for their negligence in releasing a dangerous product.
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To repair a prolapsed organ, surgeons use a mesh plug or patch to reinforce the affected area and prevent the wound from reopening. Unfortunately, some hernia mesh implants may lead to severe problems including::
- - Exposure or extrusion of mesh
- - Painful sexual intercourse
- - Urinary problems
- - Vaginal bleeding
- - Vaginal scarring
- - Obstruction of the urethra
- - Injuries to nerves (neuralgia)
Frequently Asked Questions
Transvaginal mesh products are implanted to provide support for a woman’s organs in the pelvis, which drop, fall, bulge or protrude (prolapse) into the vaginal wall due to weakened or stretched muscles that occur from childbirth, pregnancy and other causes.