Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases

Background: Induced abortion is one of the safest procedures for unwanted pregnancies in medical practice. Vacuum aspiration is the preferred method for uterine evacuation before 12 weeks of pregnancy. Objectives: To study the efficacy of manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) in o8 wk versus 8–12 wk of p...

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Main Authors:	Prakash H. Parmar, Ketan I. Gosai, Kavita M. Dudhrejia, Kamal D. Goswami, Shetal S. Prajapati, Rushikesh R. Mane
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spelling	ukm-87702016-12-14T06:48:06Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8770/ Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases Prakash H. Parmar, Ketan I. Gosai, Kavita M. Dudhrejia, Kamal D. Goswami, Shetal S. Prajapati, Rushikesh R. Mane, Background: Induced abortion is one of the safest procedures for unwanted pregnancies in medical practice. Vacuum aspiration is the preferred method for uterine evacuation before 12 weeks of pregnancy. Objectives: To study the efficacy of manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) in o8 wk versus 8–12 wk of pregnancy. Materials and Methods: A randomized comparative prospective study was performed at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, P D U Medical College, Rajkot, over a period of January 2012 to June 2013. Totally, 100 subjects were enrolled in the study, which were further divided into two groups (o8 wk and 8–12 wk of pregnancy, 50 in each). MVA was performed in both the groups, and comparison was done in view to evaluate completeness of procedure, requirement of add-on procedure, and complications. Results: Of 50 subjects in each group, perforation was found in two cases in group A and one case in group B. Requirement of oxytocics noted in only one case in group B, whereas incomplete abortion noted in two cases in group A and three in group B. All complications were found statistically insignificant (P = 1) between both the groups. Conclusion: This study focused on the efficacy of MVA in higher weeks of gestations, which was equal in both the groups. Thus, MVA is a safe and an acceptable procedure up to 12 wk of pregnancy. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2015-06-17 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/8770/1/P.211-213.pdf Prakash H. Parmar, and Ketan I. Gosai, and Kavita M. Dudhrejia, and Kamal D. Goswami, and Shetal S. Prajapati, and Rushikesh R. Mane, (2015) Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases. International Journal of Public Health Research, 4 (2). pp. 211-213. ISSN 2232-0245 www.ijphr.ukm.my
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description	Background: Induced abortion is one of the safest procedures for unwanted pregnancies in medical practice. Vacuum aspiration is the preferred method for uterine evacuation before 12 weeks of pregnancy. Objectives: To study the efficacy of manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) in o8 wk versus 8–12 wk of pregnancy. Materials and Methods: A randomized comparative prospective study was performed at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, P D U Medical College, Rajkot, over a period of January 2012 to June 2013. Totally, 100 subjects were enrolled in the study, which were further divided into two groups (o8 wk and 8–12 wk of pregnancy, 50 in each). MVA was performed in both the groups, and comparison was done in view to evaluate completeness of procedure, requirement of add-on procedure, and complications. Results: Of 50 subjects in each group, perforation was found in two cases in group A and one case in group B. Requirement of oxytocics noted in only one case in group B, whereas incomplete abortion noted in two cases in group A and three in group B. All complications were found statistically insignificant (P = 1) between both the groups. Conclusion: This study focused on the efficacy of MVA in higher weeks of gestations, which was equal in both the groups. Thus, MVA is a safe and an acceptable procedure up to 12 wk of pregnancy.
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author	Prakash H. Parmar, Ketan I. Gosai, Kavita M. Dudhrejia, Kamal D. Goswami, Shetal S. Prajapati, Rushikesh R. Mane,
spellingShingle	Prakash H. Parmar, Ketan I. Gosai, Kavita M. Dudhrejia, Kamal D. Goswami, Shetal S. Prajapati, Rushikesh R. Mane, Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases
author_facet	Prakash H. Parmar, Ketan I. Gosai, Kavita M. Dudhrejia, Kamal D. Goswami, Shetal S. Prajapati, Rushikesh R. Mane,
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title	Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases
title_short	Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases
title_full	Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases
title_fullStr	Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases
title_full_unstemmed	Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases
title_sort	manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: a randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases
publisher	Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
publishDate	2015
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Manual vacuum aspiration in first trimester induced abortion: A randomized comparative prospective studies of 100 cases

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