Pelvic floor health articles and procedures

1. A system for treating pelvic disorders in a patient, the system comprising:

two implants, each comprising a support portion and at least one elongated portion extending from the support portion, wherein each elongated portion of each implant comprises a dilator having a profile at a distal end that is different from a profile at a distal end of the other implant; and

at least one implantation tool comprising an elongated portion and an end portion that is selectively engageable with the profile at the distal end of the dilator of only one of the implants;

wherein at least one of the dilators comprises a first channel having an engagement feature for positive engagement with the end portion of the implantation tool.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the implants are selected from the group of implants that can be used for a posterior surgical approach, a transobturator surgical approach, or a suprapubic surgical approach.

3. An implant for treating pelvic disorders in a patient, the implant comprising:

a support member comprising a knit mesh having a first density;

an elongated member spaced from the support member, the elongated member comprising a knit mesh having a second density that is greater than the first density; and

two connector members spaced from each other to define an open space that is sufficient to span a bladder neck of a patient, wherein each connector member is attached at a first end to the support member and attached at a second end to the elongated member,

wherein each of the connector members further comprises a transition area adjacent to its second end, and wherein each transition area comprises a third density that is greater than the first density and less than the second density.

4. The implant of claim 3 , wherein each of the connector members and the support member comprise a mesh material, and wherein each transition area comprises a knitted material.