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Re: LAVH ureteral injuries From: David McCoubrey (mccd@glen-net.ca) Tue May 7 21:25:18 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Rudolf Straka: "Help" Previous message: Terrence.Jones@ncal.kaiperm.org: "Is this gestational diabetes" Maybe in reply to: ENDODOK@aol.com: "LAVH ureteral injuries" >I'm being the devils advocate here, but I'm going to ask anyway. I have >heard several people say they are uncomfortable with taking the >infundibulopelvics and the rounds from above and the uterine arteries >from below. The worry being that the uterines will tear after the >uterosacral/cardinal complexes are gone. The obvious answer is not to >put so much traction on the cervix, but I wonder if anyone has any other >comments about this? That is an interesting subject. I have done the last 5 lavh by taking the uterine vessels from below and did not consciously avoid too much traction on the cervix to avoid tearing the uterines. Your comments are well taken, however. Anyone else out there with similar experiences? DMcCoubrey OBGYN Cornwall, Ontario Dr. David R. McCoubrey mccd@glen-net.ca Next message: Rudolf Straka: "Help" Previous message: Terrence.Jones@ncal.kaiperm.org: "Is this gestational diabetes" Maybe in reply to: ENDODOK@aol.com: "LAVH ureteral injuries"

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