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Re: GYN: Pessary useageFrom: ainsron@msn.comThu Mar 1 22:23:53 2001
I like the Milex inflatoball type, in women with a tight enough introitus. In fact, I used it this week on a 92 yo nulliparous woman with procidentia. Her GP had previously tried a donut pessary without success. It seems to be helping. On the other hand, she really wants her uterus out. Unfortunately, she is two months S/P MI and her cardiologist won't clear her for surgery until three to six months post MI.
>Ageed. I couldn't get a ring or donut in well, and am going to try a
-- Ronald E. Ainsworth, MD
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