CHICAGO — It is not surprising that for a specialty recognized for its surgical expertise, innovative kits designed to further improve performance and shorten operating time continue to evolve at a rapid pace. That definitely was the case at the 29th annual meeting of the American Urogynecologic Society (AUGS; Washington), where second-generation surgical kits that supersede prior kits were launched, enabling less-invasive surgery to become even less invasive in procedures for incontinence and prolapse that have traditionally been regarded as technically challenging. (Medical Device Daily)