Emmert`s Atony Suture for control of post-caesarean haemorrhage
C Emmert · Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde · 2006 · Heft 09
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Introduction: The new surgical method was developed to control uterine atony with massive post-caesarean haemorrage refractory to medical measures. The main aim was to achieve an easy, rapid and safe method for use in emergency case. Method: A large round needle with absorbable suture material of 90 cm (Vicryl CTXX) is used. First stitch is to be placed one centimeter lateral and cranial of the uterotomy angle from the anterior to the posterior wall of the uterus. Then the suture runs to the upper lateral part of the uterine fundus, not affecting the Fallopian tube. The second stitch is directed from the posteri…