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[Development of surgical treatments for pelvic floor disorders and evolution of conceptual understanding]
1Department of Gynecology, Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, Fudan University, Shanghai 200000, China.
Abstract:
Pelvic floor disorders is a kind of injury, degenerative diseae, although not fatal, but seriously affect the quality of life of patients.The development of the understanding of pelvic floor disorders has a history of thousands of years, from simple descriptions in ancient times to the emergence of new theories in modern times.In the past few centuries, the knowledge and understanding of it have undergone significant changes, and the proposal of new theories has brought new methods, but also brought more challenges.With the development of society and the continuous improvement of people's requirements for quality of life, people's awareness and attention to pelvic floor health have gradually strengthened, and more importantly have higher requirements to the quality of treatment.The article aims to review the development of pelvic floor disorders, the evolution of surgery and the current status of treatment, summarize and think about the changes in the understanding and concept of pelvic floor disorders, and think about the future development direction, in order to provide better treatment for patients.
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