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Re: Uterine inversionFrom: DR.SUMITA (gspannu@tm.net.my)Thu Oct 21 07:07:58 1999
>I REMEMBER THIS CASE WHICH I SAW WHEN I WAS A RESIDENT IN O&G. SHE HAD AN INFECTED PEDANCULATED FIBROID WITH UTERINE INVERSION. I JUST ASSISTED IN THE SURGERY BUT MY PROF. DID A COMBINED ABDOMINAL AND VAGINAL APPROACH. AFTER THE VAGINAL POLYPECTOMY SHE WENT TO CORRECT THE INVERSION ABDOMINALLY AFTER CUTTING THE CERVICAL RING AND GRADUALLY PULLING OUT THE INVERTED PART WITH ALLIS FORCEPS. HYSTERECTOMY WAS DONE AFTER THE CORRECTION.
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-- SUMITA (MRCOG)
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