For many years, researchers have been seeking nonsurgical methods for female sterilization because these methods may be safer, simpler, cheaper, and quicker than conventional techniques, and may require a lower level of skill to deliver. Various investigators have explored using intrauterine instillation of quinacrine for tubal occlusion. Until recently, reports of quinacrine use for nonsurgica...

Background: Female sterilization is a surgical procedure which permanently prevents pregnancy it works by blocking the fallopian tube and hence also known as tubal ligation. However, female can be performed at puerperal or postpartum period. Methods: In this retrospective study, we will analyze sterilizations evaluate factors that play significant role among women for option. Results: During st...

the laparoscopic findings of 32 patients with chronic pelvic pain were compared with findings of 62 pain free women who were candidates for laparoscopic tubal sterilization. the most common findings, normal pelvis, was found in 50% of patients and 80.6% of controls that was statistically significant (p<0.01). there was no significant difference with pelvic adhesions, polycystic ovaries, pelvic ...

Removal or impairment of ovaries before menopause may affect a woman's breast cancer risk by altering her cumulative exposure to ovarian hormones. The Women's Contraceptive and Reproductive Experiences Study, a population-based, multicenter case-control study of incident invasive breast cancer, recruited women aged 35-64 years (4,490 cases and 4,611 controls) who provided data on ovariectomy, h...

OBJECTIVE To determine fertility outcomes following laparoscopic tubal re-anastomosis. DESIGN Retrospective mail follow-up. SETTING Specialised private gynaecological endoscopy practice. POPULATION OR SAMPLE 19 women who underwent laparoscopic tubal reanastomosis following tubal sterilisation. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES Pregnancy rate and 'take home baby' rate. RESULTS 15 (78.9%) of women ...

Tubal sterilisation is a common, effective and permanent method of contraception widely used in our country. Like all contraceptive methods this surgical technique also occasionally fails. Probably the only surgical technique that guarantees sterilisation in future is surgical remov;al of both ovaries a totally unacceptable procedure or a total hysterectomy. Failure rate of tubal sterilisation ...

Hysteroscopic sterilisation with Essure requires confirmation of tubal occlusion by hysterosalpingogram or microinsert position by transvaginal sonography 3 months after placement before women can rely on the method for pregnancy prevention. A 39-year-old woman underwent hysteroscopic sterilisation via Essure, with successful bilateral tubal occlusion documented on hysterosalpingogram. She had ...

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the accuracy of hysterosalpingography (HSG) in patients who underwent concomitant radiofrequency endometrial ablation and hysteroscopic sterilization. METHODS This historical cohort study was conducted at a midwestern academic medical center. A total of 186 women (94 with combined procedure and 92 with sterilization alone) were identified as having undergone intervention...

The case of a 31-year-old female patient with 2 children who was sterilized 7 years ago at age 24 years and has a 3-year history of low bilateral abdominal pain is discussed. The patient was investigated at the surgical outpatient department and has been recommended to a gynecologist. The symptoms lack suggestion of gynecological disease. Some of the questions to be asked are why she was ste...