B Lynch Suture

B Lynch Suture. A BLynch suture is a suturing technique to brace and stabilize the uterus in cases of severe postpartum hemorrhage This procedure is named for the surgeon who invented it Christopher B Lynch One advantage of this technique is that it conserves fertility so that the patient can have more children in the future.

The BLynch suture is a form of compression suture used to mechanically compress an atonic uterus in the face of severe postpartum hemorrhage To simulate a BLynch compression suture we use neoprene models .

Techniques: Bakri Insertion, Compression Sutures

The BLynch suturing technique (brace suture) may be particularly useful because of its simplicity of application life saving potential relative safety and its capacity for preserving the uterus and thus fertility Satisfactory haemostasis can be assessed immediately after application.

BLynch Suture — GO MOMS

The success rate of B Lynch suture was 80% in the present study There were few post operative immediate complications in our study Follow up data also suggested that majority of them recovered with normal routine.

BLynch suture — An experience Abstract Europe PMC

The BLynch suture as seen from the anterior uterine wall FIGURE 2 Hayman suture The Hayman suture passes directly from the anterior uterine wall through the posterior uterine wall Two to four longitudinal sutures can be placed Two longitudinal sutures are pictured in this figure.