Diagnosis and management of 365 ureteric injuries following obstetric and gynecologic surgery in resource-limited settings
ConclusionsUreteric injuries after obstetric and gynecologic operations are not uncommon. Unlike in high-resource contexts, in low-resource settings obstetric procedures are most often associated with urogenital fistula. Despite resource limitations, diagnosis and treatment of ureteric injuries is possible, with good success rates. Training must emphasize optimal surgical techniques and different approaches to assisted vaginal delivery.
Source: International Urogynecology Journal - Category: OBGYN Source Type: research
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