未经证实:下生殖道损伤常见于产程和分娩期间的产科患者。非产科生殖器损伤较少见。因此,关于非产科创伤对下生殖道损伤的研究很少。这项研究的目的是记录原因,治疗,以及在B.R.D.医学院和尼赫鲁医院就诊的下生殖道损伤患者的结果,Gorakhpur,U.P.
UNASSIGNED:对诊断为生殖器创伤的病例进行了一年的妇产科入院和手术室登记。在数据抽象表格的帮助下,对患者的床头票进行了仔细检查,关于年龄的信息,受伤原因,site,伤害的大小和模式,治疗,并记录短期结果。
未经评估:共有43例外伤性生殖道损伤,39名妇女接受治疗。最大病例出现在6-10岁的女孩中。受伤时,三名妇女怀孕。非性交伤害超过性交伤害,即,59%对38.4%。在非性交伤害中,跌倒是最常见的原因,占病例的75%。自愿性行为后的性交伤害更常见于性活跃的女性,泌乳,或绝经后。主诉是阴道出血。据报道,阴道壁撕裂/撕裂是最常见的损伤。在40%(17/39)的病例中发现了多发伤。21例(53.8%)的裂伤/撕裂进行了手术修复,其中7例需要在麻醉下进行检查和修复。外阴血肿采用切开引流术治疗。没有严重的发病率或死亡率。
UNASSIGNED:这项研究的结果来自北方邦东部,印度,支持来自其他发展中国家的人。非性交损伤被认为是非产科生殖器创伤的最主要原因,虽然,与其他人相反,儿童被认为是最大的风险。重要的是教孩子们在旅途中安全玩耍和遵循安全措施。我们还必须让他们意识到,这样他们就不会成为强奸的受害者。
UNASSIGNED: Injuries of lower genital tract are commonly seen in obstetrics patients during labor and delivery. Nonobstetric genital injuries are seen less commonly. Research on injuries to the lower genital tract from nonobstetric trauma is therefore scant. The purpose of this study was to document causes, treatment, and outcomes among patients of lower genital tract injuries visiting to B. R. D. Medical College and Nehru hospital, Gorakhpur, U.P.
UNASSIGNED: Admission and operation theater registers of the department of obstetrics and gynecology during 1 year were scrutinized for cases admitted with the diagnosis of genital trauma. Bed-head tickets of patients were scrutinized with the help of a data abstraction form, and information regarding age, cause of injury, site, size and pattern of injuries, treatment, and short-term outcome were recorded.
UNASSIGNED: Of a total of 43 cases of traumatic genital tract injuries, 39 women received treatment. Maximum cases were seen in girls aged 6-10 years. Three women were pregnant at the time of injury. Noncoital injuries predominated over coital injuries, i.e., 59% versus 38.4%. Among the noncoital injuries, fall was the most common cause accounting for 75% of the cases. Coital injuries following consensual sex occurred more commonly in women who were sexually active, lactating, or postmenopause. The chief presenting complaint was vaginal bleeding. Vaginal wall laceration/tear was the most common injury reported. Multiple injuries were seen in 40% (17/39) of the cases. Twenty-one cases of laceration/tear (53.8%) were repaired surgically of which seven required examination and repair under anesthesia. Vulvar hematomas were managed by incision and drainage. There was no major morbidity or mortality.
UNASSIGNED: The results of this study from eastern Uttar Pradesh, India, support those from other developing nations. Noncoital injuries were found to be the most predominant cause of non-obstetric genital trauma, though, contrary to others, children were seen to be at the greatest risk. It is important to teach children about playing safely and following safety measures while on the road. We must also make them aware so that they do not become victims of rape.