Falope Rings or Modified Pomeroy’s Technique for Concurrent Tubal Sterilization

Basava, Leelavathi; Roy, Priyankur; Priya, V Anusha; Srirama, Shubhashri

doi:10.1007/s13224-015-0794-6

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“…These results are similar to the results of earlier studies. 4,5 We had four failures for 997 tubectomies (0.5%) between 2000-2009, whereas we did not have a single failure (0.0%) with our new tubectomy method in 735 tubectomies during 2010-2019. This difference is statistically significant (<0.001).…”

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A novel tubal sterilization technique to prevent recanalization- a preliminary study

Ram¹,

Samyuktha²,

Nagashree³

2021

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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Background: Spontaneous luminal recanalisation, and peritoneal fistula formation connecting the lumens of cut ends, are common causes for tubectomy failure. Failures rates are high with Pomeroy and Madlener methods. Uchida or Irvin techniques have lower failure rates. However, these techniques are not commonly practised because of technical complexity and long surgical time. We developed a novel surgical technique, which leaves the cut ends far away and peritonised.Methods: In our hospital, modified Pomeroy method, and Parkland method were used during 2000- 09, and our new method was used during 2010-19. In the new method, 0.5cm of the cut end of the tube was turned inside and tied to the stump in such a way that the stumps get peritonised. The failure rates were compared between the groups.Results: In the first group, 997 tubectomies were performed. Modified Pomeroy method was used in 360 women. Among them, one woman had a tubal ectopic pregnancy, and one woman had intrauterine pregnancy with a failure rate of 0.55%. Parkland method was used in 637 women. Among them, two women had tubal ectopic pregnancies with a failure rate of 0.31%. During the second 10 years, 637 tubectomies were performed using the new technique. None of the women had failure, with a failure rate of 0.0%. This difference is statistically significant with P<001.Conclusions: New tubectomy method is simple, and more effective in preventing recanalization than Modified Pomeroy and Parklands methods.

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Laparoscopic ring application, Modified Pomeroy method, and Madlener method, leave the cut ends close together at the end of the surgery, and their reported failure rates are 1.7%, 0.3-0.4%, and 2% respectively. 4,5

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A novel tubal sterilization technique to prevent recanalization- a preliminary study

Ram¹,

Samyuktha²,

Nagashree³

2021

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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“…Basava et al 40 conducted a study on five hundred multigravid women who underwent Cesarean section for various reasons and wanted concurrent tubal sterilization by either modified Pomeroy's technique or by Falope ring application. They reported one case of ectopic pregnancy with serious complications in a patient who underwent tubal sterilization by modified Pomeroy's technique.…”

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Cesarean Section and Associated Surgeries: Feasibility and Surgical Outcomes

Dawood¹

2017

Women Health Open J

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Cesarean section being the most commonly performed surgery in Egypt, the incidents of cesarean delivery in general hospitals were found to be nearly 50.6%, whereas, in private hospitals such cases were reported to be much higher. Many disorders, either gynecological or non-gynecological could coexist or precede a cesarean delivery. These disorders need to be managed surgically; invariably most patients will prefer to undergo a cesarean section with concomitant surgery for any associated pathology. The feasibility and complications of such dual surgeries have been addressed in this review article.

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“…I would like to congratulate the authors for an excellent study in the search of a method for female sterilization technique, which is quicker and easier and has lesser complication rates and same efficacy as Modified Pomeroy's Technique [1]. On enquiry with the author, it was confirmed that they used the conventional ring applicator of the laparoscope for the study.…”

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Falope Ring or Modified Pomeroy’s Technique for Concurrent Tubal Sterilization

Babu

2017

J Obstet Gynecol India

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Falope Rings or Modified Pomeroy’s Technique for Concurrent Tubal Sterilization

Cited by 7 publications

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A novel tubal sterilization technique to prevent recanalization- a preliminary study

A novel tubal sterilization technique to prevent recanalization- a preliminary study

Cesarean Section and Associated Surgeries: Feasibility and Surgical Outcomes

Falope Ring or Modified Pomeroy’s Technique for Concurrent Tubal Sterilization

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