Modified cesarean section on the clinical observation of 53 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Modified cesarean section on the clinical observation of 53 cases [Keywords:] Clinical observation of modified cesarean section In recent years, with the rising rate of cesarean section, cesarean section rate also increased again, so look for a short operation time, less damage, less bleeding, less adhesion, rapid recovery, shorter hospital stay hospitalization costs become less of Cesarean Section obstetrician is an important issue. Israel, Professor Stark cesarean section created new popularized more than 10 years in China, The procedure has a shorter operation time, the baby is delivered quickly, the blood loss less tissue damage, the advantages of rapid recovery [1]. But there are still extensive postoperative abdominal adhesions abdominal wall and the high incidence of lack of muscle and blood vessel injury. According to the First Affiliated Hospital of Tsinghua University, Zheng Weihong, etc. [2] reported that Caesarean section incidence of postoperative abdominal adhesions 94.4%. This new Cesarean Section through an improved observation of 53 cases, with good clinical results, are reported below. Subjects and methods 1. Target: January 30, 2001 ~ January 30, 2008 in hospital 106 cases of cesarean section again, aged 21 to 36 years old, 2 to 5 times of pregnancy, childbirth, 2 or 3 times, according to cesarean section way into improved cesarean section group and the cesarean section group, 2 groups of maternal age, gravidity, risk factors and so the difference was not statistically significant (Pgt; 0.05). 2. Surgical methods: (1) Improved method for cesarean section. Incision anterior superior iliac spine using two connections to about 2 ~ 3 cm (ie Joel Cohen incision), skin incision of about 13 ~ 15 cm, the median incision subcutaneous fat and fascia to open cross-section of about 3 ~ 4 cm, the upper and lower rectus abdominis separation of about 3 ~ 4 cm, the surgeon and his assistant index finger and middle finge