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Cervical Tear Management “Walking the Cervix”

Cervical tears can occur during childbirth and are more common in cases of cervical edema, large fetuses, or instrumental extraction (such as forceps or vacuum extractors). In this video, we delve into the diagnosis and management of cervical tears to ensure optimal recovery for new mothers. 🔍 Key Points: Diagnosis: Learn how to recognize cervical tears, especially in cases of postpartum hemorrhage. Assessment: Discover how to assess the extent of the tear using vaginal retractors. Treatment Options: Small Cervical Tear: Minimal bleeding? It should heal spontaneously without suturing. Larger Cervical Tear: Heavy bleeding? A few absorbable figure-of-eight sutures in a single layer can help control bleeding. Vaginal Wall Lacerations: If there are multiple vaginal lacerations, consider inserting a vaginal pack and removing it after 24 hours. Uterine Extension: If the tear extends up to the uterus (lower segment), transfer the patient to a surgical setting for laparotomy. Remember, timely intervention and proper management are crucial for a smooth recovery. Share this video with expectant parents, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in maternal health. 🌟 👉 Subscribe to our channel for more informative content on postpartum care and women’s health. Hit that notification bell to stay updated! 💡