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Review Article Novel use of Karman Cannula: Repositioning of malpositioned intrauterine contraceptive device
Eastern J Medical Sciences
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Malpositioned IUCD is a condition where, although the IUD is present within the uterine cavity, its placement is eccentric, usually presents with symptoms of pain and discharge or contraception failure. It is diagnosed by ultrasonography. Karmans cannula is a hollow plastic sheath used generally for endometrial biopsy and suction evacuation operations. The distal end if cut can be used to fit the intrauterine contraceptive device (IUCD) vertical limb and pushed up in the uterus to correct
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