Outcome
Type |
Measure |
Description |
Time frame |
Safety issue |
Primary |
Classes of vaginal flora before surgery |
A vaginal swab will be taken before surgery and the sample will be analyzed by DNA sequencing in order to classify the microbiota into community state types. |
Day 1 |
|
Primary |
Classes of vaginal flora 6 weeks after surgery |
A vaginal swab will be taken 6 weeks after surgery and the sample will be analyzed by DNA sequencing in order to classify the microbiota into community state types. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Classes of vaginal flora 12 mois after surgery |
A vaginal swab will be taken 12 months after surgery and the sample will be analyzed by DNA sequencing in order to classify the microbiota into community state types. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Alphadiversity of vaginal flora before preparation for surgery measured with the Shannon index |
A vaginal swab will be taken before any preparation for surgery has begun and the alphadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Shannon index in Taxonomic Operational Units |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Betadiversity of vaginal flora before preparation for surgery measured with the Bray-Curtis index |
A vaginal swab will be taken before any preparation for surgery has begun and the betadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Bray-Curtis index in Taxonomic Operational Units |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Alphadiversity of vaginal flora directly after disinfection and draping, measured with the Shannon index |
A vaginal swab will be taken directly after disinfection and draping and the alphadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Shannon index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Betadiversity of vaginal flora directly after disinfection and draping, measured with the Bray-Curtis index |
A vaginal swab will be taken directly after disinfection and draping and the betadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Bray-Curtis index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Alphadiversity of vaginal flora one hour after disinfection and draping, measured with the Shannon index |
A vaginal swab will be taken one hour after disinfection and draping and the alphadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Shannon index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Betadiversity of vaginal flora one hour after disinfection and draping, measured with the Bray-Curtis index |
A vaginal swab will be taken one hour after disinfection and draping and the betadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Bray-Curtis index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Alphadiversity of vaginal flora six weeks after surgery, measured with the Shannon index |
A vaginal swab will be taken six weeks after surgery and the alphadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Shannon index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Betadiversity of vaginal flora six weeks after surgery, measured with the Bray-Curtis index |
A vaginal swab will be taken six weeks after surgery and the betadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Bray-Curtis index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Alphadiversity of vaginal flora twelve months after surgery, measured with the Shannon index |
A vaginal swab will be taken twelve months after surgery and the alphadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Shannon index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Betadiversity of vaginal flora twelve months after surgery, measured with the Bray-Curtis index |
A vaginal swab will be taken twelve months after surgery and the betadiversity of the microbiota will be measured according to the Bray-Curtis index in Taxonomic Operational Units. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Prolapse. Feeling a bulge six weeks after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Prolapse. Feeling a bulge twelve months after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Dyspareunia six weeks after surgery |
Yes/no. If present, this will be rated according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Dyspareunia 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be rated according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Pain six weeks after surgery |
The patient will be asked to evaluate pain according to a visual analogue scale ranging from 0 (no pain) to 10 (extremely painful). |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Pain 12 months after surgery |
The patient will be asked to evaluate pain according to a visual analogue scale ranging from 0 (no pain) to 10 (extremely painful). |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Urinary incontinence upon effort six weeks after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be rated according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Urinary incontinence upon effort 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No.If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Need to urinate urgently six weeks after surgery |
Yes/No.If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Need to urinate urgently 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No.If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Dysuria 6 weeks after surgery |
Yes/No.If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Dysuria 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No.If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Constipation 6 weeks after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Constipation 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Anal incontinence 6 weeks after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Anal incontinence 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, this will be classified according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Presence or absence of complications 6 weeks after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, these will be rated according to the Clavien Dindo classification. The Clavien Dindo classification is a scale with grades ranging from 1 to 5 in which Grade 1 = any deviation from the normal postoperative course without the need for pharmacological treatment or surgical, endoscopic and radiological interventions. Allowed therapeutic regimens are: drugs as antiemetics, antipyretics, analgetics, diuretics and electrolytes and physiotherapy. This grade also includes wound infections opened at the bedside. Grade 5 = death of the patient. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Presence or absence of complications 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, these will be rated according to the Clavien Dindo classification.The Clavien Dindo classification is a scale with grades ranging from 1 to 5 in which Grade 1 = any deviation from the normal postoperative course without the need for pharmacological treatment or surgical, endoscopic and radiological interventions. Allowed therapeutic regimens are: drugs as antiemetics, antipyretics, analgetics, diuretics and electrolytes and physiotherapy. This grade also includes wound infections opened at the bedside. Grade 5 = death of the patient. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Presence or absence of complications related to a prosthesis 6 weeks after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, these will be rated according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Presence or absence of complications related to a prosthesis 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No. If present, these will be rated according to the International Continence Society-International Urogynecological Association classification. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Presence or absence of infection at the operating site 6 weeks after surgery |
Yes/No |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Presence or absence of infection at the operating site 12 months after surgery |
Yes/No |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Urine sample before surgery |
A urine sample will be collected from the patient before surgery and stored in a sterile pot at -80° at the Biological resource Centre at Nîmes or Nantes University Hospitals. |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Urine sample after vaginal disinfection and surgical draping. |
A urine sample will be collected from the patient before surgery but after vaginal disinfection and surgical draping, and stored in a sterile pot at -80° at the Biological resource Centre at Nîmes or Nantes University Hospitals. |
Day 1 |
|
Secondary |
Urine sample 6 weeks after surgery six weeks after surgery |
A urine sample will be collected from the patient 6 weeks after surgery and stored in a sterile pot at -80° at the Biological resource Centre at Nîmes or Nantes University Hospitals. |
Day 42 |
|
Secondary |
Urine sample 12 months after surgery |
A urine sample will be collected from the patient 12 months after surgery and stored in a sterile pot at -80° at the Biological resource Centre at Nîmes or Nantes University Hospitals. |
Month 12 |
|
Secondary |
Stool sample before surgery |
The day before surgery, at the inclusion visit, a stool sample will be collected in a sterile pot and stored at -80° at the Biological resource Centre at Nîmes or Nantes University Hospitals. |
Day 0 |
|
Secondary |
Stool sample 6 weeks after surgery |
Six weeks after surgery, a stool sample will be collected in a sterile pot and stored at -80° at the Biological resource Centre at Nîmes or Nantes University Hospitals. |
Day 42 |
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