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Re: Instilling milk in bladderFrom: Dr Antonio Valdez (avaldez@infolnk.net)Mon Jul 29 21:43:52 1996
At 12:05 PM 7/25/96 -0500, you wrote: >I have received a curious request from a nurse who was asked to provide sterile >milk (formula) to be instilled in the bladder of a patient who had undergone a >c-sec to determine if the bladder had been nicked. The milk was used instead of >methylene blue. I have been unable to find any literature on the subject - >anyone have any ideas, references, thoughts?? Are you doing this? Any input >would be greatly appreciated. > >Kathie DeGeorges Dear Kathie : Sorry for the delay..Iwas out of town.. We use sterile milk to check the bladder integrity in some cases in my former years as resident in Mexico City...And is an inexpensive and usefull way to do that... We use an infusion during the BURCH colposuspension to avoid the use of cistoscopy and to check the the needdle is not inside the blader..Its not alergenic, irritative agent and inexpensive.
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Antonio Valdez-Torres, MD FACOG
Hospital Guernika
Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico (..surviving the crisis..)
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