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It is essential to perform a successful surgery of the reconstructive pelvic floor surgery to be familiar with the anatomical fundamentals. This is the main objective of this application, a user-friendly and interactive three-dimensional tool that we hope will help in the understanding of a subject as complex and multifaceted as the anatomy of the pelvic floor. If this goal is achieved, it is likely that the colleague will be better prepared to critically evaluate the many surgical techniques available today for pelvic floor repair, reducing the learning curve and ultimately benefit their patients

The use of the pessary is a very important, even vital, part of a comprehensive bladder health program. It should be implemented within a pelvic floor rehabilitation program, behavior modification therapies and with the possible use of medications in the treatment of incontinence and prolapse and should not be relegated to a secondary place due to simple personal preferences. The wide variety of styles of pessaries can cause confusion for clinicians during initial pessary selection. However, understanding the different styles and their uses will allow clinicians to make an appropriate choice. Complications can be minimized with simple vaginal hygiene and with regular follow-up visits. One of the objectives of this application is to provide very detailed information on each of the pessaries, how they are placed and removed in video format and in 3D animations that provide details never before presented for this important treatment alternative.

This interactive publication includes a detailed explanation of the technique of non-prolapse vaginal hysterectomy based on the experiences of Dr. Octacilio Figueiredo Netto from Londrina, Brazil, who has conducted 33 training courses and trained over 2000 gynecologists. The publication presents the issues related to each phase of the technique with a completely new presentation, integrating explanatory text, diagrams, videos, and interactive three-dimensional animations. It sets forth the fundamentals of proper use of instruments and their interaction with the associated anatomy. It also highlights issues such as transvaginal uterine morcellation, difficult vaginal hysterectomies, and uterine adnexal surgery during a vaginal hysterectomy, and offers suggestions on how to prevent and treat complications.