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Re: Cystoscopy From: Steve Raymond (eryl@intekom.co.za) Tue Feb 11 12:10:51 2003 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Mario Colombo, MD: "Re: Cystoscopy" Previous message: mark decker: "obstetrical pca questions - remifentanil in labor - articles?" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Ainsworth: "Cystoscopy" Next in thread: Mario Colombo, MD: "Re: Cystoscopy" I would do none of the above, but a modified version of No.1. There is no need to test the suture line as long as you are going to leave the catheter in for a minimum of five days - longer if the haematuria persists. steve Dr. Ainsworth wrote: >How would you handle a inadverent cystotomy at the time of a vaginal >hysterectomy? >1) Repair it yourself, test for patency with milk, indigo carmine or >methylene blue, leave catheter in for x days. >2) Same as #1, but also do a cystoscopy. >3) Do a cystoscopy on all vaginal surgeries. >4) Call for a urologist to handle the repair. > -- S.H. Raymond FRCOG Principal Specialist Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Empangeni Hospital Private Bag X20005 Empangeni SOUTH AFRICA 3880 Phone: (+27)-35-9028560 Fax: (+27)-35-7922596 Next message: Mario Colombo, MD: "Re: Cystoscopy" Previous message: mark decker: "obstetrical pca questions - remifentanil in labor - articles?" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Ainsworth: "Cystoscopy" Next in thread: Mario Colombo, MD: "Re: Cystoscopy"

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