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J Am Assoc Gynecol Laparosc · Feb 2004
A simple technique to reduce fluid intravasation during endometrial resection.
- Atul Kumar and Alka Kumar.
- Hysteroscopic Surgery Division, Anil Hospital, Jaipur, India.
- J Am Assoc Gynecol Laparosc. 2004 Feb 1;11(1):83-5.
AbstractThe rate of fluid intravasation may abruptly and alarmingly increase during endometrial resection. Left unchecked, this may lead to complications of fluid overload. In 20 patients, temporary cessation of surgery in the form of a 10-minute glycine-free interval reduced the rate of fluid intravasation by 38.75% to 85.81% (mean 67.09%) in the later part of surgery. This was possibly due to hemostatic sealing of open blood vessels which prevented further intravasation of distending medium into systemic circulation.
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