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Re: Sudden HysterectomyFrom: bclaure (bclaure@club-internet.fr)Thu Dec 12 15:55:22 1996
Lynn D. Montgomery wrote: > > I really have never been able to understand leaving a cervix. By the time you reach the cervix, the majority of your bleeding is controlled. Also what's left to do, a couple more bites and its out. I have been there many times and have never left a cervix. > Total hysterectomy is the best. That's OK but sub-total is a lot easier for somebody not used to obstetrical hysterectomy as we can be in schools of medicine. I do prefer an ob/gyn who saves his patient with a sub-total than one who doesn't reach the cervix (very hard to distinguish in the immediate post partum) and let her bleed to death. Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF Paris - France
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