RVF & Inversion Flashcards

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Def of Retroversion

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Def of Retroflexion

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Etiology of RVF

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Etiology of RVF

  • Congenital
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(20% of females)

  • No symptoms & needs No treatment.
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Etiology of RVF

  • Acquired
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Degrees of RVF

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TTT of RVF

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Def of Uterine Inversion

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  • Uterine inversion occurs when the uterine fundus collapses into the endometrial cavit turning the uterus partially or completely inside out.
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Classification of Uterine Inversion

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Classification of Uterine Inversion

  • Acc to Extent of Inversion
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Classification of Uterine Inversion

  • Acc to Time of Occurence
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RF for Uterine Inversion

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Management of Uterine Inversion

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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • Time of Intervention
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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • Aspects
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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • Discontinue uterotonic drugs
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since uterine relaxation is needed to replace uterine fundus.

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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • Call for immediate assistance
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including anesthesiology staff, operative room ready for laparotomy.

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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • adequate intravenous access
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and aggressive fluid/blood product resuscitation.

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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • Do not remove the placenta
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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • Manually replace the inverted uterus
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Immediately attempt to manually replace the inverted uterus to its normal position.

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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • after initial unsuccessful attempt
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Management of Uterine Inversion

  • Surgery
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TTT of Chronic Uterine Inversion

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TTT of **Chronic Uterine Inversion** - Non-Surgical
Napier repositor for frail women contraindicated for surgery
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TTT of **Chronic Uterine Inversion** - Surgical
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TTT of **Uterine Inversion** - Goals of Mangement