New Obstetrical Instrument and Operation

Iatrogenic Gastrointestinal Injuries During Obstetrical and Gynecological Operation

BACKGROUND Gastrointestinal Injuries (GI) during gynecological operation are uncommon but proper management of these injuries is very important. OBJECTIVES The aim of this study was to review the causes and management of gastrointestinal injuries during gynecological and obstetrical operations. PATIENTS AND METHODS In this descriptive retrospective study, 25 patients with gastrointestinal i...

iatrogenic gastrointestinal injuries during obstetrical and gynecological operation

conclusions all of the gynecologic surgeons must be aware of gastrointestinal injuries and should anticipate injury to these organs especially in high-risk patients for decreasing patient morbidity. results the mean age of women was 33.2 ± 7.57 years. 44% of the patients had a history of abdominal scar. 32% of all gi injuries occurred during total abdominal hysterectomy (tah). the small bowel w...

Cataract Operation "Old" and "New"

the incision is extremely small, such as a puncture with a needle or cataract knife, prolapse does not occur even if the lens diaphragm is destroyed. With very large incisions the use of a piece of catgut to prevent prolapse of the iris is unnecessary. Those who doubt this may conduct a few experiments on living animals. It will be found that if the cornea be completely excised under cocaine an...

I-46: Obstetrical Doppler

Accurate assessment of gestational age, fetal growth, and the detection of fetal and placental abnormalities are major benefits of sonography. Color Doppler can be used to assist in the identification of vascular architecture, detection of vascular pathology and visualization of blood flow changes associated with physiologic processes and disease states. The clinical applications of obstetrical...

Gynæcological and Obstetrical Anatomy