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Lecture On MBBS Gynaecology Class: Essential Instruments for D&C, D&E & Vaginal Hysterectomy | MBBS

In this video, you will learn about: Sims' Double-Bladed Metallic Posterior Vaginal Speculum [00:45]: Understand its structure, proper introduction technique, and its role in visualizing the cervix, external os, and fornices during examination and procedures. Uterine Sound (Olive-Pointed, Metallic, Graduated, Malleable) [13:04]: Discover its critical function in measuring utero-cervical length and assessing uterine position (anteversion, retroversion, mid-position) to prevent perforation during procedures. Hegar's Cervical Dilators [19:03]: Learn about serial cervical dilation, its importance in procedures like D&C and D&E, and the significance of its graduated diameter markings. Multiple Tooth Vulsellum Forceps [25:28]: Explore its use in holding the anterior lip of the cervix and its application in procedures like vaginal hysterectomy. Allis Tissue Forceps [28:43]: Understand its versatility in holding various tissues (rectus sheath, peritoneum) and its alternative use in holding the anterior lip of the cervix when other instruments are unavailable. Ovum Forceps [32:53]: Differentiate it from sponge holding forceps and learn its primary use for evacuating retained products of conception during D&E procedures. Sponge Holding Forceps [33:49]: Identify its distinct features, including the presence of a catch, and its application in antiseptic swabbing and draping during surgical preparations. Uterine Curette (Blunt and Sharp) [37:34]: Understand its function in obtaining endometrial tissue for biopsy and its role in diagnostic procedures. Key procedures and concepts covered: Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) [39:53]: Indications (missed abortion, incomplete abortion, retained products of conception), initial steps (bladder evacuation, aseptic draping), paravaginal examination, sequential use of instruments, and how to confirm complete evacuation (presence of bubbles). Dilation and Curettage (D&C) [52:38]: Its application in obtaining endometrial tissue for biopsy, especially in cases of abnormal uterine bleeding or suspected malignancy. Complications: Discussion of potential hazards like uterine perforation, gut injury, and excessive bleeding [55:03]. Anesthesia: Brief mention of the necessity for sedation or anesthesia (e.g., cervical block, pudendal block, intravenous anesthesia) to manage patient discomfort [51:29]. This video is an invaluable resource for medical students, residents, and healthcare professionals looking to deepen their understanding of gynaecological surgical instruments and procedures.This comprehensive video from Santiniketan Medical College's MBBS 2023-2024 batch provides an in-depth look at essential gynaecological instruments and their applications in common procedures. Join our engaging class as the instructor demonstrates and explains the use of various tools crucial for Dilation and Curettage (D&C), Dilation and Evacuation (D&E), and even Vaginal Hysterectomy. In this video, you will learn about: Sims' Double-Bladed Metallic Posterior Vaginal Speculum [00:45]: Understand its structure, proper introduction technique, and its role in visualizing the cervix, external os, and fornices during examination and procedures. Uterine Sound (Olive-Pointed, Metallic, Graduated, Malleable) [13:04]: Discover its critical function in measuring utero-cervical length and assessing uterine position (anteversion, retroversion, mid-position) to prevent perforation during procedures. Hegar's Cervical Dilators [19:03]: Learn about serial cervical dilation, its importance in procedures like D&C and D&E, and the significance of its graduated diameter markings. Multiple Tooth Vulsellum Forceps [25:28]: Explore its use in holding the anterior lip of the cervix and its application in procedures like vaginal hysterectomy. Allis Tissue Forceps [28:43]: Understand its versatility in holding various tissues (rectus sheath, peritoneum) and its alternative use in holding the anterior lip of the cervix when other instruments are unavailable. Ovum Forceps [32:53]: Differentiate it from sponge holding forceps and learn its primary use for evacuating retained products of conception during D&E procedures. Sponge Holding Forceps [33:49]: Identify its distinct features, including the presence of a catch, and its application in antiseptic swabbing and draping during surgical preparations. Uterine Curette (Blunt and Sharp) [37:34]: Understand its function in obtaining endometrial tissue for biopsy and its role in diagnostic procedures. SANTINIKETAN MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL Real Classroom Demonstration/Lecture On: OBSTETRICS & GYANECOLOGY by Dr. Shankhadhar Panja (MBBS Batch: 2023-24) Conducted on: 30-10-25