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Uploaded by GynOncAssociates on Dec 3, 2010
A rare complication of IUD usage is migration of the device through the wall of the uterus and into the abdominal cavity. This video shows laparoscopic removal of a Mirena IUD that had migrated from the uterus into the upper part of the abdomen.
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It was entangled in omentum. The assumption is that the patients gynecologist perforated the uterus at the time of insertion.
gynonc 2 months ago
So i'm assuming the IUD was entangled into the mesentery? What would cause the IUD to migrate so drastically?
sess882vdub 2 months ago
This does happen !!!!! it looks scary !!!!!ouchhhh !!!
gonzalez0428 3 months ago
oohhhh hell no
renukaboo 3 months ago
X_X
J1FF13 4 months ago
O.O
jooooooswuck 5 months ago
Well I wonder what that smells like
twoofheartsxxx 6 months ago
barf
Solimariabella 8 months ago
omg how scary
Khali831 9 months ago
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It was entangled in omentum. The assumption is that the patients gynecologist perforated the uterus at the time of insertion.
gynonc 2 months ago
So i'm assuming the IUD was entangled into the mesentery? What would cause the IUD to migrate so drastically?
sess882vdub 2 months ago
This does happen !!!!! it looks scary !!!!!ouchhhh !!!
gonzalez0428 3 months ago
oohhhh hell no
renukaboo 3 months ago
X_X
J1FF13 4 months ago
O.O
jooooooswuck 5 months ago
Well I wonder what that smells like
twoofheartsxxx 6 months ago
barf
Solimariabella 8 months ago
omg how scary
Khali831 9 months ago