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D Tinga

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[Hysteroscopic sterilization using Ovabloc].

The authors give an account on 29 sterilizations made by the hysteroscopic route, using the preparation OVABLOC. It is a reversible block of the oviducts by occlusive material. Under hysteroscopic control into the inner orifice of the oviduct by means of a special injecting device under pressure a two-component mixture of silicone and a catalyst is instilled which causes within 5 min. hardening of the mass and the formation of an elastic relief filling of the entire oviduct. In 25 of the women (86.2%) the procedure was accomplished without complication, in the 3 (10.3%) the procedure failed on account of technical difficulties and in one case (3.5%) during hysteroscopy the uterine wall was perforated. On X-ray check-up after three months of 25 successfully operated women in 24 the position of the tubal occlusion was unaltered (the material is due to dispersed silver particles contrasting on X-ray); in one case it was loosened. The advantages of the method are that it is sparing, well tolerated and easily reversible, the disadvantage is that it is relatively laborious and expensive.

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[Hysteroscopic resection of myomas].

The authors give an account of their initial experience with hysteroscopic resection of myomas. During the investigation period (January 1991-August 1992) 34 of these operations were performed. In all instances at the same time laparoscopy was performed. The operation was free from complications in 26 patients (76.5%), in three instances (8.8%) peroperative haemorrhage developed, in 4 (11.8%) postoperative haemorrhage and in one instance (2.9%) perforation of the uterine wall. In 29 (85.3%) thus operated patients the menstrual cycle became normal within three months, after this period of time amenorrhoea persisted in three patients (8.8%). Two women (5.9%) reported irregular bleeding after the operation. To improve the success of the operation accurate indication is necessary, preferably based on previous diagnostic hysteroscopy, and improvement of the surgical technique.

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