Do your prolapse and incontinence patients leave the counseling room more confused than when they arrived?

Compartment anatomy, mesh options, sling mechanics, and fistula repair pathways rarely fit into a ten-minute visit, and reference texts that bury the anatomy in dense paragraphs make bedside teaching even harder.

Every patient who sits across from you deserves an explanation she can actually picture. Without a clear visual reference, trainees misjudge compartment anatomy on exam, counseling conversations run long and still leave gaps, and operative planning leans on memory instead of a shared mental map of the pelvic floor.

This 2026 edition atlas solves that gap. Structured across 25 chapters, it walks from foundational pelvic floor anatomy and urodynamic testing through anterior, apical, and posterior compartment prolapse repair, midurethral sling and bulking procedures, sacral neuromodulation, vesicovaginal and rectovaginal fistula correction, mesh complication management, and perioperative recovery protocols.

• 50 clinical illustrations spanning anatomy, instrumentation, and step-by-step technique

• Case-centered chapters that follow real patient scenarios from presentation through outcome

• Clinical pearls, decision points, and quick-reference tables built for same-day use

• A free companion video course, unlocked instantly by the QR code on the final page, with over 100 curated surgical and didactic videos

Written for practicing gynecologists, urogynecology fellows, pelvic surgeons, and residents who want a single reference that turns complex reconstructive anatomy into a clear clinical picture.