Abstract: Pelvic organs prolapse (POP) is one of the pelvic floor disorders (PFD), which is one of the prevalent diseases among the middle-aged and elderly women. POP significantly affects quality of life and the mental condition in different ways, while not affects the safety of life. The treatment included conservative treatment and surgeries. Surgeries, including traditional surgeries and reconstructive surgeries. Limited by the irreversible disadvantages of traditional surgery and high postoperative recurrence rate, and with the progress of surgical technology and equipment, reconstructive surgery is developing day by day. The sacrocolpopexy, one of the new surgeries, is set up as the gold standard. The operation way has gradually developed from traditional open surgery to laparoscopic or transvaginal surgery with less damage. Along with the Da Vinci surgical robot, the robotic assisted sacrocolpopexy occurred. All the differences between the routes are unclear and inconsistent including the surgeries outcomes, intraoperative complications or postoperative problems. This article reviewed the routes hoping to provide a theoretical basis for the development of relevant clinical interventions.

Key words: Sacrocolpopexy, Laparoscopy, Robotic surgical procedures, Pelvic floor disorders, Pelvic organ prolapse