Adhesions and the female organs

[kaka99ify]

Quick question: What about the blood left over after the surgery, do you suction it? Or leave it? Given the fact that this operation was performed in a sensitive area, what are the chances of internal bleeding?

Last question: any prescription medication? Antibiotics? Stitches?

Thank you so much for the great videos, and keep up the good work!

[kvkerns100]

excellent video! I am obgyn ARNP and just had this done. always amazes me! btw, the patient is asleep and doesn't feel anything! has nothing to do with having a baby

[connorandmaiasmom]

@kvkerns100 can I ask what problems you were having that made you get this done. I have been having issues since having my daughter 4 years ago. She was born by c-section.

[mammal46]

It is the woman's uterous and ovaries. The doctor is removing adhesions which are a result of being moved around during surgery. I'm not a surgeon just a nurse, but I don''t see what was wrong on 1.15 he's just cutting and caterizing adeasions which I don't think anyone would want seeing how they are very painful.

[mammal46]

That was a Kool video 2 watch. I wonder if I could get on a list where a doc would implant me with the uterous and ovaries of a woman who has passed? They put ppl on waiting list 4lungs, livers, etc...I don't C Y getting female organs would B so bad.

I had cervical cancer & my doc took everything, years later I found out it was overkill, he should have just taken cervix & left my uterous, ovaries, tubes, in place. Which all turned out 2 be perfect. Now I'm babieless & can't have 1:-(.

[sourpachgirl4645]

@mammal46

what body part is this

[4chango]

@mammal46: Although a terrible situation, it is very common to see surgeons remove more than they they too.

[ozmonto]

@memnock, diathermy is less effective with adhesiolysis than excision - same goes for endo removal

[ozmonto]

Wow this surgeon appears to be pretty rough! I wonder if this woman has already conceived and is no longer concerned about becoming pregnant.... I guess in that case it would make a small difference, but wow! Go easy!

[memmnock]

these shud be getting burned off

[TheOonazuti]

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[macshaow3]

It looks like he or she is being pretty rough with the this

[laurajdahl]

How do women get these adhesion's?

[dimondmarie20]

I would faint if that was me && I saw thiss video ;[[ *Gross*

[hardhitter0421]

Holy crap at 3:18 or so the surgery started sword fighting the octopus...unfair>

[tukupapito]

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[tukupapito]

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[SwatXX12]

WTF<

[letshugitout]

Thanks for sharing. I agree this is important for people to understand what some of us go through. Seeing it first hand is a great way for others to understand.

[PullMyTriggerOK]

oh my G-d..at 1:15 he did something wrong...

[KiwiSunSurfer]

@PullMyTriggerOK : And you're a qualified specialist gynaecologist?? The surgeon diathermied the adhesion inside the trocar, avoiding burning any surrounding tissues.

[luvrose760]

wow this is really informative. I am preparing for my second surgury and this is really great to show people what the surgery does.

[miyjen]

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