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OBG · Benign gynaecology: prolapse surgery
Sample itemA 35-year-old woman with second-degree uterine prolapse wants to preserve her uterus. A procedure with cervical amputation and shortening of cardinal ligaments is called:
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The answer and the reasoning
C. Manchester (Fothergill) operation
The Manchester operation consists of anterior colporrhaphy, cervical amputation, plication of cardinal ligaments and posterior colpoperineorrhaphy. Le Fort partial colpocleisis is for elderly women who are sexually inactive. Burch colposuspension treats stress incontinence.
Option by option
A. Wertheim hysterectomy
Wertheim treats cervical cancer.
B. Le Fort colpocleisis
Le Fort closes the vagina.
C. Manchester (Fothergill) operation (correct)
Correct. This is the Manchester operation.
D. Burch colposuspension
Burch lifts the bladder neck.
Source note: Original NextPrep sample item — pending expert review. This item is original practice material awaiting independent expert review, so confirm important facts in a standard textbook.
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