ABSTRACT
ANTECEDENTES: La culdotomía como vía de acceso para realizar esterilización tubaria aparece como una alternativa simple y segura. OBJETIVO: Evaluar esta técnica en mujeres que solicitan esterilización tubaria. MÉTODO: Esterilización tubaria por culdotomía en 75 multíparas. RESULTADOS: El tiempo quirúrgico promedio fue 27,2 minutos. No hubo complicaciones durante la cirugía. En 5 casos (6,6%) la culdotomía se convirtió a laparotomía porque no se identificó una o ambas trompas. CONCLUSIÓN: Técnica segura, de bajo costo y con buena satisfacción de usuaria.
BACKGROUND: Culdotomy as access way for tubal sterilization appear like a simple and safe alternative. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate this technique in women who demand for tubal sterilization. METHOD: Tubal sterilization by culdotomy in 75 multiparous women. RESULTS: The average surgical time was 27.2 minutes. There were no complications during the surgery. In 5 cases (6.6%) the culdotomy was converted to laparotomy because one or both tubes were not identified. CONCLUSION: Culdotomy is a safe technique, of low cost and with good user satisfaction.
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Humans , Female , Adult , Sterilization, Tubal/methods , Culdoscopy/methods , Ambulatory Surgical Procedures , Treatment Outcome , Operative Time , LaparotomyABSTRACT
The results of surgical sterilization of 292 women using the culdoseope are presented. The operation is done under general analgesia with local anaesthesia. The operation is done in a short time, the technique is simple and hospitalization is only for one day. The efficacy of the method is very reliable and no major complications were encountered in the series presented. The operation is recommended as an ideal method of permanent contraception for couples who completed their families
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Humans , Female , Culdoscopy/methods , Female , Family Planning Services/methodsABSTRACT
Four cases of perforating Lippes loop were reported. The clinical picture was discussed. The cases were extracted by culdoscopy, one cases by posterior calpatomy, and the fourth was extracted by anterior colpotomy. Review of the literature concerning similar and other side effects are discussed