Modern Solutions of Diagnostic and Therapeutic Tactics in Patients with Endometritis After Caesarean Section

Abstract

In modern obstetrics, the technique of single-row suture is preferred, with fragmented fixation according to Reverden (woven suture) at the corners of the incision and in the center. Its advantages are clear: there are fewer sutures, tissue trophism is not disturbed, the duration of the operation is reduced, and the amount of blood loss is reduced [1, 2, 28].

One of the options for suturing the incision in the uterus can be a two-row suture: the first row is a continuous, furry (Schmieden), mucomuscular suture (the first suture is applied to the corner of the cut through the mucous membrane. With the removal of the knot into the lumen of the uterus, the membrane and muscle layer and puncture - in the middle of the muscle layer); the second row is muscular and continuous.