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The abdominal lateral suspension (ALS) using a T-shaped prosthetic device could be considered an alternative approach to repair advanced apical prolapse avoiding challenging management of the sacral promontory area. Kapandji in 1967, as well as Cornier and Madelenat in 1994 first, describe this innovative surgical operation (1,2). The surgery has then been adapted and modified to the traditional laparoscopic approach by Dubuisson in the 90s’ (3-5). The laparoscopic lateral suspension (LLS) has been Original Article

Anatomical and functional outcomes of robotic abdominal lateral suspension for high-stage anterior-apical prolapse: a case series of 93 patients