PMID: 9424254Jun 1, 1997Paper

Hemostasis using vasopressin analogs during conization of the uterine cervix and minor vaginal operations

Ceská gynekologie
J JelínekL Pilka

Abstract

Peroperative haemorrhage is a frequent complication of conization of the portio uteri by surgery-by a "cold knife" scalpel or another method (LEEP, laser, etc.). In a clinical study comprising 41 patients with the diagnosis CIN I-III or laceration of the portio uteri classical conization by means of a scalpel was made with concurrent haemostasis with terlipressin (TLP) by paracervical administration (400 micrograms-REMESTYP 2 amp.). Concurrently the blood loss in ml was followed, the Hb level and other effects of the preparation. From the results ensues that side-effects after local administration of TLP were observed only in 12.2%. Peroperative blood losses were on average under 15 ml. Local paracervical TLP administration appears effective from the clinical aspect with regard to the low frequency of side-effects and the favourable haemostatic effect.

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