Hazards in the Intravaginal use of Potassium Permanganate

Lammert, Albert C.; Scott, Roger B.

doi:10.1016/s0002-9378(16)38327-2

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“…This finding confirms those already reported in the literature. Carney (1953) found no abortion in 20 patients and the only abortion that occurred in a series of 14 cases reported by Lammert & Scott (1954) was in a patient with the cervix almost completely eroded away. Lubin & Waltman (1951) have also reported only one abortion in 10 cases.…”

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“…Since the Second World War, several reports (Shull 1941; Jetter & Hunter 1949; Phillip 1953; Lammert & Scott 1954; Wanamaker 1955; Brudenell 1961; Cabaniss & Clark 1962) have appeared in the English literature concerning the intravaginal use of potassium permanganate. Even before the extensive account in the American literature was given by Shull from the Boston City Hospital in 1941.…”

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“…A vesico‐vaginal fistula resulting from potassium permanganate ulceration of the anterior vaginal wall was described by O'Donnell in 1954. Lammert & Scott (1954) have reported of one patient who had almost complete destruction of the endocervical canal, which resulted in abortion.…”

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