What Is Anastomosis?
Fallopian tube anastomosis is a more common surgical treatment for tubal infertility patients. The fallopian tube is derived from the differentiation and evolution of the mid-middle duct (Müllerian tube) during the embryonic period.
Fallopian tube anastomosis
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- Fallopian tube anastomosis is
- The symptoms of fallopian tube anastomosis adaptation are
- The time of tubal anastomosis should be selected at
- due to
- (A) Fallopian tubes
Caution before tubal anastomosis
- 1. Inquire about the medical history in detail, focusing on menstrual history, fertility history, sterilization time, technical level of the sterilizer and postoperative conditions, such as no fever, abdominal pain, etc.
- 2. In case of remarriage, if the man is newly married or has not given birth, routine examination of semen and reproductive organs should be performed.
- 3. Determine the obstruction site of the fallopian tube, if necessary, for uterine fallopian tube lipiodolography or laparoscopy.
- 4. Explain the success rate and various possible complications of resuscitation to the subject and his family, especially if there is a part of pregnancy as ectopic pregnancy.
- 5. The operation is usually performed within 3-7 days after menstruation.
Caution after tubal anastomosis
- (1) Encourage early getting out of bed activities: The catheter can be removed 12 to 24 hours after surgery and get out of bed activities.
- (2) Due to the fast recovery of intestinal peristalsis, a milk-free liquid diet is given immediately after the intestinal peristalsis is restored, and soft food to general food can be taken the next day.
- (3) Prophylactic or therapeutic use of antibiotics. The type and compatibility of antibiotics can be determined according to the intraoperative situation, postoperative temperature, and hemogram changes. Generally, antibiotics are used for 5 to 7 days after surgery.
- (IV) Early postoperative fluid flow: About 5 days after the fallopian tube recanalization, under the premise that the leucorrhea is routinely examined, the tubal fluid can be used 1 to 2 times. During the fluid flow, the aseptic operation and the bolus injection should be paid attention to. Speed, pressure.
- (5) Before leaving the hospital, please tell the subject and family members about the precautions and health care after discharge, such as knowledge about rest, diet, nutrition, hygiene, sexual life, post-pregnancy, especially the importance of regular inspection and follow-up. .
- In particular, patients with the following conditions should also be suspended:
- 1. Acute female genital inflammation: pelvic inflammatory disease, appendicitis, acute cervicitis, trichomoniasis vaginitis, fungal vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis.
- 2. Acute hepatitis and active tuberculosis.
- 3. Those whose body temperature exceeds 37.5 twice within 24 hours.