Laparoscopic temporary bilateral uterine XXXX with @entity1346 tubing to prevent hemorrhage during vacuum aspiration of cesarean scar pregnancies.

@entity432 @entity1 @entity1346 @entity190
AIM: The aim of this study was to determine the feasibility and effects of temporary bilateral uterine @entity432 with @entity1346 tubing on @entity190 during vacuum aspiration of cesarean scar pregnancies (CSP). MATERIAL AND METHODS: Six @entity1 with CSP underwent removal of gestational masses via vacuum aspiration. At the beginning of the procedure, all @entity1 underwent laparoscopic temporary bilateral uterine @entity432 with tubing. The main measurements were the operating time, operative @entity190 , Doppler examination of the uterine arteries, and complications of procedure. RESULTS: The median operation time was 99 min, the median time needed to put the tubing in place (the time from the opening of the retroperitoneum to positioning of the tubing) was 45.5 min and the median time of bilateral uterine @entity432 with tubing was 32.5 min. The median @entity190 was 97.5 mL, and none of the @entity1 required blood transfusion. Doppler examination showed no difference in the pre- and postoperative resistance or pulsatility indices of the uterine vessels. There were no conspicuous complications. The serum   -human chorionic gonadotrophin level decreased to normal within 14-27 days after the operation. CONCLUSION: Laparoscopic temporary bilateral uterine @entity432 with @entity1346 tubing is an effective, minimally invasive procedure for reducing @entity190 during vacuum aspiration in @entity1 with CSP.
