EnPlace is a minimally invasive, same-day approach. Ask your doctor for a quick return to activities.
Patients interested in our approach and technology for Pelvic Organ Prolapse should contact an EnPlace specialist to explain more. If you would like to learn more about the EnPlace platform/approach, Please read more below.
EnPlace is composed of two main elements.
Anchor Inserter
Patented Finger Guide Delivery System
EnPlace procedure takes approximately 30 minutes vs. commonly 75-120 minutes for the traditional, more invasive approach.
The patented delivery system enables the precise guidance, insertion, and deployment of the anchor unit. The anchor is designed to be introduced through the vaginal wall and secured to the pelvic floor ligament to provide stabilization.
Patient Benefits
No overnight hospital stay.
All US patients in the post-market clinical study were discharged and home that afternoon.
No scarring and quick patient recovery.
With minimal dissection, scarring is less of a concern.
Resume activity in a few days.
Majority of patients resume most normal day-to-day activities within 2-3 days, including light exercise and return to work. Sexual activity can resume at 4-6 weeks.
Opportunity to preserve the uterus.
Keeping your uterus is an option. Ask your physician.
Pre-EnPlace
Pelvic organs are prolapsed.
Post-EnPlace
Pelvic organs are back in place with EnPlace.
Contraindications:
EnPlace implant is NOT intended for use on the following:
- Do not use the EnPlace device on patients undergoing anticoagulation therapy.
- Do not use the EnPlace device on patients with an autoimmune disease affecting connective tissue.
- Do not use the EnPlace device on patients under 18 years.
- Do not use the EnPlace device on patients with pre-existing conditions that pose an unacceptable surgical risk.
- Do not use the EnPlace device on patients with known Nickel or Ni/Ti allergy.
- Do not use the EnPlace device on pregnant women or those considering future pregnancy.