Fertility and sterility · 1995
A tenaculum improves ovarian accessibility during difficult transvaginal follicular aspiration: a novel but simple technique.
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Licciardi F L, Schwartz L B, Schmidt-Sarosi C
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the use of a cervical tenaculum to improve ovarian access during oocyte retrieval.
DESIGN: Description of a new technique.
SETTING: Normal human volunteer in an academic research environment.
PATIENT: An infertile woman undergoing controlled ovarian hyperstimulation and ultrasound-guided oocyte retrieval. Access to her right ovary was obstructed by her uterus.
INTERVENTIONS: During the retrieval procedure, a tenaculum was applied to the patient's cervix and downward traction was applied.
RESULTS: The ovary became closer to the vaginal wall.
CONCLUSION: Applying downward cervical traction with a tenaculum can bring an ovary closer to the vaginal wall, avoiding possible uterine injury and facilitating oocyte collection.
DESIGN: Description of a new technique.
SETTING: Normal human volunteer in an academic research environment.
PATIENT: An infertile woman undergoing controlled ovarian hyperstimulation and ultrasound-guided oocyte retrieval. Access to her right ovary was obstructed by her uterus.
INTERVENTIONS: During the retrieval procedure, a tenaculum was applied to the patient's cervix and downward traction was applied.
RESULTS: The ovary became closer to the vaginal wall.
CONCLUSION: Applying downward cervical traction with a tenaculum can bring an ovary closer to the vaginal wall, avoiding possible uterine injury and facilitating oocyte collection.