2016
DOI: 10.46347/jmsh.2016.v02i01.008
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A Case Report of Successful Retrieval of Missing Copper T by Laparoscopic Approach

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“…Sowmya, et al, (2016) confer the importance of performing post-insertion close follow up care after a month, subsequent three months and on a yearly basis for the exclusion of infection, abnormal bleeding, and the proper positioning of copper-T. In addition, IUCD users should receive proper counseling services to make them aware of the need to contact health care providers in cases where IUCD threads cannot be felt, for persistent abdominal pain and missed periods [9].…”
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“…Sowmya, et al, (2016) confer the importance of performing post-insertion close follow up care after a month, subsequent three months and on a yearly basis for the exclusion of infection, abnormal bleeding, and the proper positioning of copper-T. In addition, IUCD users should receive proper counseling services to make them aware of the need to contact health care providers in cases where IUCD threads cannot be felt, for persistent abdominal pain and missed periods [9].…”
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“…Thereafter, once a year for the exclusion of infection, abnormal bleeding, and the proper position of Copper T. 6 An Intrauterine contraceptive device user should be instructed to contact health care provider in case of: (1) IUCD threads cannot be felt, (2) she or her partner can feel the lower end of IUCD, (3) persistent abdominal pain, fever, dyspareunia, unusual vaginal discharge, and (4) when she misses periods. 7…”
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“…Radiografia abdominal com localização do Cu-DIU (01-04-relatosdecaso profissional de saúde, nuliparidade, multiparidade e história de parto por cesariana, apesar destes últimos fatores serem inconsistentes nos estudos. 11,15 Estão descritos dois possíveis mecanismos de perfuração: perfuração traumática imediata durante a inserção e perfuração secundária tardia causada por erosão gradual através do miométrio, 6,12,14 sendo que a perfuração pode associar-se a dor abdominal ou padrão hemorrágico anormal. 2,[12][13] Contudo, muitas pacientes são assintomáticas e, nesses casos, a perfuração é detetada através de avaliações de rotina ou de uma gravidez não intencional.…”
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“…2,[12][13] Contudo, muitas pacientes são assintomáticas e, nesses casos, a perfuração é detetada através de avaliações de rotina ou de uma gravidez não intencional. 5,12,14 Embora seja uma complicação grave, raramente se associa a sequelas a longo prazo. 8,11,13 O desaparecimento dos fios dos dispositivos é um fenómeno incomum que se pode dever à migração do dispositivo.…”
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