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Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy From: Bernard Cristalli (bclaure@club-internet.fr) Mon Jan 20 09:18:20 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Previous message: Harrison Sheld: "Progesterone challenge test" Maybe in reply to: Bernard Cristalli: "Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Next in thread: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy" rbraun@indyunix.iupui.edu wrote: > > If I understand this right, what happens to all the squamous epithelium > you are burying ? Doesn't it lead to squamous inclusion cysts and other > problems ???? > > On Sun, 19 Jan 1997, Bernard Cristalli wrote: > > > Gail Waldby & a lot of others MDs wrote: > > > > > > What is a Bologna repair of stress incontinence? > > > > > This procedure is led by vaginal way. It uses the anterior vaginal wall > > in excess (cystocele) to make two longitudinal strips of vagina.… -- No; Secretions coming from squamous cells are quite of little importance. The advantage of this procedure is that you use a strong living tissue (vagina) perfectly well tolerated in the Retzius space. Two points must be considered: - The risk of sub-cutaneous infection -> prophylactic Antibiotics, - The risk of bladder wound -> have the cystoscopy "easy" (or systematic) if you have any doubt. Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF Paris - France Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Previous message: Harrison Sheld: "Progesterone challenge test" Maybe in reply to: Bernard Cristalli: "Cervical retention & hysterectomy" Next in thread: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Cervical retention & hysterectomy"

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