Laparoscopic retrieval of misplaced copper T

Abstract

Intrauterine contraceptive device is important part of family planning services in India. These can be inserted post menstrually, post abortal, post-delivery or in post puerperal period. Associated complications include bleeding, pain, infection, expulsion and most serious complication as perforation of uterine wall and migration to adjacent organs. We present a case of successful laparoscopic retrieval of a misplaced cuT. A 30-year-old female para 2 live 1 presented in SDMH outpatient department with right sided lower abdominal pain since one year. NCCT scan of pelvis showed IUCD in pelvic cavity anteriorly just above urinary bladder. Laparoscopic removal of cuT was done along with tubal recanalization.

Sequestration of chromium(vi) and nickel(ii) heavy metals from unhygienic water via sustainable and innovative magnetic nanotechnology

“… 5 Heavy metals toxicity cause diseases like brain disorders, joint and muscle pain, gastro, intestinal and eye-sight problems. 6 A number of methods are applied for the removal of heavy metals from water inclusive of evaporation, coagulation, membrane separation, ion exchange, electro deposition, precipitation, 7 electro dialysis, ultrafiltration, 1 and flocculation. 3 Conventional methods are expensive, greater extent of energy and reagents are required.…”