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Re: Inverted uterusFrom: Paul Prior MD (pprior@earthlink.net)Mon Mar 15 18:07:38 1999
On Mon, 15 Mar 1999 13:05:14 -0600, you wrote:
>please will any one comment on the manouvre to replace an inverted uteros? The manual reduction method via your hand has been described. Also replacement via laparotomy is an option (and from what I hear, a picture of this is a frequent boards question). Interestingly there has been described a method via hydrostatic pressure to reduce an inverted uterus - put an IV bag of saline up and cup the uterus in somewhat and let the water do the work. I've never seen this done and have a hard time picturing exactly how the water is not going to just leak out around one's hand, but I've read about it. Would be interested in anyone has ever tried it.
-- Paul Prior MD pprior@earthlink.net Don't Blame Me... Ashland, KY USA I Voted For Bob Dole "No question that an admission of making false statements to government officials is an impeachable offense" Bill Clinton, 1974
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