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Re: fistula post TAHFrom: Brian Hackman (brianhackman@easynet.co.uk)Mon May 4 12:41:43 1998
>In message <199805031630.LAA10288@talk.obgyn.net>, Douglas Krell ><dougkrell@roadrunner.com> writes >>At Sun, 3 May 1998, Malcolm Griffiths wrote: >>I don't >>>routinely catheterise before, during or after TAH, then I wouldn't have >>>known anyway - what's the role of routine catheterisation? >>
>I don't routinely catheterise for *any* gynae surgery (do for CS's). I would consider catheterisation before a vaginal hysterectomy contraindicated. You need urine in the bladder at this operation as it makes it easier to separate the bladder from the cervix, it also moves the ureters out laterally and to tells you when you have made a hole into the bladder.
-- Brian Hackman
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