Dr. Moore’s article on Vaginal Mesh Repairs is published in the September 2010 issue of The Female Patient

Dr Moore and Miklojkbhkjhkjhs continue to be leading authors and authorities in the field of Vaginal Reconstructive Surgery and Urogynecology. They have been involved with the development and advancement of minimally invasive techniques to improve outcomes with vaginal and laparoscopic surgery. Dr Moore has led many major studies in the US regarding the use of vaginal mesh and he and Dr Miklos' center in Atlanta is considered one of the leading centers in the US with these procedures as well as taking care of complications with mesh use as well. Surgeons travel from all over the US and the world to come learn from them in Atlanta and they are asked to lecture and operate throughout the world to demonstrate their techniques.

Drs. Miklos and Moore use advanced techniques in the Vaginal Mesh Kits to minimize complications for patients that suffer from pelvic floor prolapse. In this month’s issue of The Female Patient, a published journal focusing on conditions found specifically in women, Dr. Moore breaks down the vaginal mesh procedure, advancements in technology, and how to achieve a successful repair with minimal complications. He reviews the history of some of the older procedures, complications they may have caused and how, with advancements in technique and technology, outcomes have been improved greatly.

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August 1, 2010

Drs. Miklos and Moore Receive Cooper Surgical Spotlight Award

Drs. Robert Moore and John Miklos were awarded the Cooper Surgical Spotlight Award for their surgical expertise and advancing education in Gynecologic Surgery. The Spotlight Awards program, sponsored by Cooper Surgical, is designed to honor surgeons for advancing surgical education for their peers. The program provides an opportunity for surgeons to share their best practices while helping educate other physicians to perfect their techniques. This year Cooper Surgical gave out 4 Spotlight Awards worldwide and Dr Moore and Miklos actually won 2 of the 4 awards for their work with the MiniArc Mini Sling and vaginal repair of prolapse with the Anterior Elevate procedure.

Miklos and Moore Perform Live Telesurgery Viewed by 15 Countries

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Drs. Miklos and Moore performed a live telesurgery today at Northside Hospital in Atlanta, GA on two women today for the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists (AAGL) and their sister organization, SurgeryU. This was the first surgery event for a monthly series from Surgery U, and was viewed in 15 different countries.

The doctors performed a laparoscopic mesh sacral colpopexy with paravaginal repair (for vaginal vault prolapse and cystocele) on the first patient, and a vaginal repair with mesh with the new Elevate procedure and Mini-sling for a combined cystocele and stress urinary incontinence. They broadcast live for 2 hours and they completed both surgeries in this time. Many of the viewers were amazed at the skills demonstrated and the efficiency and speed of the surgeries. Dr Miklos and Moore lectured and taught throughout the surgeries for the audience. They also answered questions that came in over the internet in real time and had questions and comments from surgeons all over the world, including France, Germany, Russia, Australia and others.

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