About 35 cases of cervical stenosis in an interventional radiologist dilatation treatment clinical observation（对35例宫颈狭窄的介入放射扩张治疗临床观察）.docVIP

About 35 cases of cervical stenosis in an interventional radiologist dilatation treatment clinical observation [Keywords] an interventional radiologist, cervical stenosis; treatment [Keywords] an interventional radiologist, cervical stenosis, treatment 0 Introduction Cervical stenosis is an important cause of female infertility, but also the problems hindering the gynecological uterine surgery. Severe cervical stenosis, we applied an interventional radiologist coaxial guide wire system, line the cervical canal dilation, and achieved satisfactory results . 1 Clinical data 200 203/200 606 in our hospital diagnosis of cervical stenosis in 35 patients, age 28 to 42 (average 33 years old, none of menopause, cervical dilation indications for surgery contraindications in 1250 under the X-ray machine, the application American CooK produced 9 F 5.5 F 3 F coaxial guide wire and the loach guide wire (Φ = 0.035 cm. Patients were bladder stones bit conventional disinfection, local anesthesia, 9 F 5.5 F bushing in the cervical canal resistance basis, after 5.5 F-duct injection of 750 g / L diatrizoate meglumine (those who are allergic the application of Omnipaque line the cervical canal angiography, radiology display cervical canal morphology was observed, direction of travel, and the degree of stenosis. sets into 3 F tube and loach guide wire, along the cervical canal is fed forward the loach guide wire across the mouth of the cervix 1 cm after turn slowly to follow up on the 3 F 5.5 F, 9 F tube tight, wait for a moment, consciously or 9 F tube coaxial guide wire is loose, remove, place a metal probe and placed by No. the dilatation stick to 6 then placed Disposable seaweed cervical dilation bar. dilatation treatment of 35 patients with a success rate of 100%. 2 Discussion Cervical canal stenosis problems hindering uterine surgery, also contributed to the important cause of infertility. Medical workers in the past carried out a variety of exploration,