1969
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9378(69)90671-1
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Surgical sterilization by fimbriectomy

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“…The technique of fimbriectomy as described by Kroener is considered as the most effective method of sterilization with minimal failure of sterilization method. [10] In India tubal ligations are performed as part of the national family planning program. There are medicolegal and social issues related to the failure of the procedure hence in most centers across the country, gynecologists perform fimbriectomy, or remove long segments of the tubes during Pomeroy's sterilization making them unsuitable for recanalization in future.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The technique of fimbriectomy as described by Kroener is considered as the most effective method of sterilization with minimal failure of sterilization method. [10] In India tubal ligations are performed as part of the national family planning program. There are medicolegal and social issues related to the failure of the procedure hence in most centers across the country, gynecologists perform fimbriectomy, or remove long segments of the tubes during Pomeroy's sterilization making them unsuitable for recanalization in future.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eine Anwendung dieser Technik mit einer Minilaparotomie ist kaum möglich, sie wird v. a. im Rahmen einer Sectio eingesetzt. -Die Fimbriektomie nach Kroener (Kroener 1969) ist einfach und rasch durchf€ uhrbar. Dabei wird das distale Tubenende doppelt unterbunden (nicht resorbierbares Nahtmaterial) und reseziert.…”
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“…The peritoneum of the broad ligament is opened, creating a small bursa in which the ampulla is buried and secured in place by a few interrupted sutures between the peritoneum and tubal serosa (Figure 15.5). In 1935, Kroener proposed to occlude the tubes by distal salpingectomy or fimbriectomy [6]: the tube is doubly ligated at the ampulla and the fimbria excised ( Figure 15.6). In the Canadian Jurisprudence, we have one case which reversed itself!…”
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confidence: 99%