[Histological changes in the ligated vasa ovarica (author's transl)]

Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde · 1976 · vol. 36(8) , pp. 677–82 · PMID:976709 · W2401087766
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Histological analysis of 45 resected infundibulopelvic ligaments revealed that local blood coagulation and endothelial damage drive the formation of obstruction thrombi to prevent hemorrhage.

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During gynecological operations 45 ligamenta infundibulopelvica were resected after 5 to 45 minutes. The intravascular changes of the ligated vasa ovarica were examinated. The histological examinations of the stumps showed, that the organism protects itself by formation of obstruction thrombi against a hemorrhage. The blood coagulation processes are local limited and the endothelial damages are causal important for the obstruction and obliteration.

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Blood Vessels Hemostasis Ovary Adult Blood Coagulation Blood Vessels Female Fibrin Genital Neoplasms, Female Genital Neoplasms, Female Humans Hysterectomy Ligation Middle Aged Ovary Platelet Aggregation

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