High-risk abortion surgery refers to the fact that the recipient has certain local or systemic pathological factors of the reproductive organs, which makes the surgery more difficult and has a higher risk of complications or even life-threatening during or after the surgery. Therefore, proper understanding of high-risk factors in surgery and taking preventive measures are the keys to reduce the incidence of complications and ensure the safety of the patient.
The scope of high-risk family planning surgery The family planning surgery is designated as high-risk family planning surgery if the patient has the following conditions
1.Age ≤20 years old.
2.Age ≥ 50 years old.
3.Menopause for more than 1 year.
4.History of termination of pregnancy within 6 months or more than 2 abortions within 1 year or more than 3 abortions in total.
5, within 6 months after cesarean section.
6.Within 3 months after full-term delivery.
7.Lactation period.
8.History of long-term use of steroidal contraceptives.
9.Genital malformation.
10.Reproductive system masses.
11.Uterus position highly inclined and flexed.
12.Difficulty in exposing the cervix.
13, spinal, lower limb, pelvic lesions resulting in difficult bladder truncation position.
14, History of placental adhesion bleeding in previous pregnancies.
15, previous uterine perforation, cervicovaginal segment laceration with vaginal vault laceration.
16, pregnancy with device.
17, horn pregnancy, cervical pregnancy, isthmus pregnancy, embryo implantation in the caesarean scar.
18, IUD intussusception, fracture, deformation, ectopic.
19, abnormal abortion, suspected ectopic pregnancy, suspected trophoblastic disease.