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Re: Vag Granulation From: Don Shuwarger, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. (obdoc@inmind.com) Mon May 27 11:24:22 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Arthurfree@aol.com: "Cochrane Database" Previous message: Philip Suarez, M.D.: "Re: vaginal granulation" Terri Rosenbaum wrote: "Any suggestions as to etiology? Could this be consistent with a tissue reaction to the vicryl (I am planning to use chromic for the next repair)? Any pearls re:surgical technique for the revision (other than an adequate margin around the affected tissue, say 0.5 cm)" Terri, Granulation usually occurs when epithelial surfaces are not in contact. Suture reaction of this severe a nature would be unlikely with Vicryl®. You might want to consider using laser vaporization without any suture. -- -- ========================== ================= Don Shuwarger, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. A Rural America Ob/Gyn Physician "May the FORCEPS be with you" E-mail: obdoc@inmind.com Homepage: http://www.inmind.com/people/obdoc ========================== ================= Next message: Arthurfree@aol.com: "Cochrane Database" Previous message: Philip Suarez, M.D.: "Re: vaginal granulation"

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