Cinq questions à propos de la ventouse Kiwi OmniCup™☆

Deruelle, Philippe; Queste-Bothuyne, E.; Depret, S.; Subtil, D.

doi:10.1016/j.gyobfe.2007.03.013

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“…Malmstroem or Bird's cups) and actually presents higher rates of cup detachment (up to 21%). [79][80][81] The evolution of VAD devices described here provides an insight into the motivations driving change and the relatively modest innovations which have occurred as a result. Key advances addressed easing cup insertion and handling inside the birth canal, reduction of device failure rate and the use of instrumentation to help regulate the procedure.…”

Section: Design Evolution Of Vad Devicesmentioning

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“…The handle also features indicators to display vacuum-level and traction level during use. 78,79 However despite the addition of instrumentation, the device has not shown significant improvement on delivery rate success in comparison to older cups (e.g. Malmstroem or Bird’s cups) and actually presents higher rates of cup detachment (up to 21%).…”

Section: Design Evolution Of Vad Devicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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An engineering perspective of vacuum assisted delivery devices in obstetrics: A review

Goordyal

Anderson

Alazmani

2020

Proc Inst Mech Eng H

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Complications during childbirth result in the need for clinicians to use ‘assisted delivery’ in over 12% of cases (UK). After more than 50 years in clinical practice, vacuum assisted delivery (VAD) devices remain a mainstay in physically assisting child delivery; sometimes preferred over forceps due to their ease of use and reduced maternal morbidity. Despite their popularity and enduring track-record, VAD devices have shown little evidence of innovation or design change since their inception. In addition, evidence on the safety and functionality of VAD devices remains limited but does present opportunities for improvements to reduce adverse clinical outcomes. Consequently in this review we examine the literature and patent landscape surrounding VAD biomechanics, design evolution and performance from an engineering perspective, aiming to collate the limited but valuable information from a disparate field and provide a series of recommendations to inform future research into improved, safer, VAD systems.

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Section: Design Evolution Of Vad Devicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Design Evolution Of Vad Devicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

An engineering perspective of vacuum assisted delivery devices in obstetrics: A review

Goordyal

Anderson

Alazmani

2020

Proc Inst Mech Eng H

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Comment je fais... pour réduire la taille d’une laparotomie à l’aide d’un instrument obstetrical ?

Nohuz

Albaut

Drayi

et al. 2014

Gynécologie Obstétrique & Fertilité

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An original and effective technique to improve exposure in open surgery

Nohuz

Chêne

2017

Gynecol Surg

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BackgroundExposure, especially when the organs are enlarged, remains one of the most important issue in open surgery. Considering this constraint appears critical in the progress of the surgical procedure. We highlight our technique which affords optimal exposure and improves manipulation and extraction of enlarged organs.ResultsThis original and effective technique is derived from an obstetrical device used to perform an assisted vaginal delivery. It improves exposure, reduces tissue manipulation, and enhances removal of the surgical specimen during hysterectomies and myomectomies. It can be similarly helpful sometimes to grasp and remove (by mini laparotomy) enlarged adnexa during laparoscopic procedures. Moreover, this trick appears particularly suited in case of obese patients.ConclusionThis new technique procures a real benefit for both the patient and the surgeon in terms of ergonomics and safety.Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article (doi:10.1186/s10397-017-1013-5) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.

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Cinq questions à propos de la ventouse Kiwi OmniCup™☆

Cited by 3 publications

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An engineering perspective of vacuum assisted delivery devices in obstetrics: A review

An engineering perspective of vacuum assisted delivery devices in obstetrics: A review

Comment je fais... pour réduire la taille d’une laparotomie à l’aide d’un instrument obstetrical ?

An original and effective technique to improve exposure in open surgery

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