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  • Title: [Our experiences with early vacuum aspiration (miniinterruption)].
    Author: Poradovský K, Ondás P, Posluch J.
    Journal: Bratisl Lek Listy; 1982 Jul; 78(1):74-8. PubMed ID: 7127164.
    Abstract:
    The authors report their experiences with 80 early vacuum aspirations (mini-interruptions) performed at the 1st Dept. of Gynecology and Obstetrics of the University Hospital in Kosice during 1980-81. The procedure was performed between days 36-42 in 15% of the women, between days 43-49 in 52.7% of the women, between days 50-56 in 27.5%, and between days 57-60 in 5% of the women. Interruption of pregnancy did not require general anesthesia or hospitalization of the patients. Complications occurred in 10% of the women, 6.25% due to residua and 2.5% to inflammation. Further experience should reduce the occurrence of complications. The authors consider the method to be advantageous and prospective. (author's modified)
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