BILATERAL TUBAL STERILIZATION: ANATOMY OF THE PROCEDURE’S PATH IN A LAPAROTOMY
Bilateral tubal sterilization through laparotomy is an invasive surgical procedure performed as a contraceptive method. To have a technically correct operation, anatomical knowledge is required to plan the best intervention strategy. Cadaveric dissection was performed to show the process. The present work aims to report the demonstration of the path traveled during the procedure. This is an exploratory descriptive research with a qualitative approach based on the dissection of a female adult cadaver from the FAMENE/PB laboratory in June 2017. Cotton yarn, curved Kelly tweezers, and curved Metzenbaum scissors were used, as well as usual dissection material, as well as techniques suitable for this purpose. Priority was given to the visualization of structures relevant to the process. It was possible to identify the subcutaneous tissue, the sheath of the rectus abdominal muscle, the rectus abdominal muscle, the pyramidal muscle, the parietal and visceral peritoneal, and the uterus together with its tubas, being coherent with the literature, the east path of bilateral tubal ligation. The performance of this surgery in cadaver contributed as training, learning, and insertion to the research.
BILATERAL TUBAL STERILIZATION: ANATOMY OF THE PROCEDURE’S PATH IN A LAPAROTOMY
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.1592120106
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Palavras-chave: Sterilization, Cadaver, Anatomy.
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Keywords: Tubal Sterilization. Cadaver. Anatomy.
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Abstract:
Bilateral tubal sterilization through laparotomy is an invasive surgical procedure used as a contraceptive method. To have a technically correct operation is necessary anatomical knowledge and thus plan the best intervention strategy. To demonstrate the procedure took place the dissection process. The present study reports the demonstration of the procedure's path. This is an academic research from the dissection of an adult female cadaver in the FAMENE / PB lab in June 2017. We used cotton thread, curved Kelly forceps and curved Metzenbaum scissors, plus usual dissection material as well as appropriate techniques for this purpose. Priority was given to the display of the procedure relevant structures. It was possible to identify the subcutaneous tissue, the sheath of the rectus abdominis muscle, the rectus abdominis muscle, the pyramidalis muscle, the visceral and parietal peritoneum and the uterus and its tubes, consistent with the literature. The performance of bilateral tubal sterilization in the cadaver contributed as training, learning and integration of research.
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Número de páginas: 9
- Mariana Thayná Oliveira
- Thainá Lins de Figueiredo
- Marcela Rolim da Cruz
- Raquel Uchoa dos Anjos de Almeida
- Juliana de Melo Figueiredo
- Letícia Diniz Aranda
