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The bilateral internal iliac/hypo gastric artery ligation (BIIAL) vs. other surgical procedures for the management of pelvic hemorrhage

Sarbeswar MandalDipnarayan SarkarMasihon MurmuRituparna RajKhushboo Soni

Abstract

The bilateral internal iliac / hypo gastric artery ligation (BIIAL) vs. other surgical procedures for the management of pelvic hemorrhage.Aims & Objectives: To find out its (BIIAL) effectiveness. Study design:-clinical, interventional, prospective randomized control trial (r.c.t).Place & Duration: In the dep’t of g & o, ipgme & r-sskm hospital Kolkata, west Bengal, India, more than one (1) year.Methods & Materials: After getting ethics approval, about one hundred (100 -patients) of pelvic hemorrhage patients (Due to obstetrics & gynecological in origins) selected, randomized and allowed into two groups for management point of view like:-gr. a (n=50) =cases -by bilateral int. iliac artery ligation (BIIAL) & gr-b (n=50) =controls –by other surgical procedures (Compression sutures-lynch stitches, stepwise- uterus- ovarian vessels ligation, exploratory laparotomy with proceeds may end with hysterectomy).Results & Analysis: The results of individual group (Gr.A & Gr.B), assessed (pry & sec. outcome), analyzed, represented with statistical significant accordingly showed that there are better outcomes in B.I.I.A.L. in all aspects with zero mortality.Conclusion: Whatever may be the etiology, being operating surgeon must do BIIAL first than proceeds to control fatal pelvic hemorrhage.

Pelvic and Acetabular InjuriesEndometriosis Research and TreatmentPregnancy-related medical researchMedicineLigationSurgeryExploratory laparotomyHysterectomyInternal iliac arteryLaparotomyUterine arteryRandomized controlled trialLaparoscopy
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