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AMERICAN PEDIATRICS HEALTHCARE &
PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASES CONGRESS
Pediatric Healthcare & Pediatric Infections 2017
T
he study of a variety of pessaries is available in themarket,
but they reveal a number of faults in their construction
and possible complications from their use. Cervical
insufficiency is one of the most common causes of preterm
labor. The new exclusive innovation model of obstetrical
pessary designed by the authors is made of high quality
silicone of determined flexibility and density, providing the
optimal application of the pessary. The outstanding feature
of the ring is, availability of four symmetrical semi-circular
slots on the external surface of the ring, four bulges on
the internal surface of the ring and exclusive four vertical
silicon “lobes” at the lower surface of pessaries, not allowing
shifting or turning to a wrong position. Absolutely new and
significant advantage of the new model is its antimicrobial
coating (miramistin, chlorhexidine, silver) preventing
development of bacterial vaginosis which may impede the
use of the pessary. Application of this pessary is simple
and painless. Research of the new model of obstetrical
pessary was conducted on a group of pregnant women (420
patients) with cervical insufficiency or history of habitual
abortion and with pregnancy of 14 to 37 weeks of gestation.
All pregnancies were saved. The advantages of the new
model of the obstetrical pessary are as follows: 1. Adjunctive
fixation of the pessary in the vagina due to the external
slots (so the pessary would not move or drop out). 2. High
comfort and ease of usage of the pessary during its insertion
into the vagina. 3. Reduced risk of lacerations and ulcers of
the vaginal mucosa due to minimal pessary contact with the
vaginal wall. 4. Increase in outflow of the vaginal discharge.
5. Prevention of infections like vaginitis due to antimicrobial
coating of the pessary. 6. Allergy–free. 7. Easy and painless
removal of the pessary. 8. Presence of four bulges on the
internal surface of the ring preventing cervical dilatation in
case of cervical insufficiency during pregnancy. 9. Elimination
of symptoms of stress urinary incontinence. 10. Presence of
four vertical silicon “lobes” at the lower surface of pessaries,
which are not allowing it to shift or turn to a wrong position.
Application of the new exclusive innovation model of
obstetrical pessary by Doctor Schneiderman considerably
increases the chances of successful development of
pregnancy in women with cervical insufficiency and habitual
abortion. The optimal timing for use of obstetrical pessary
is from the 17th week of pregnancy to the 37th week of
pregnancy with the subsequent removal of the pessary.
Speaker Biography
Schneiderman M is working as a Professor of Medicine. He received his Bachelor’s
degree from the Medical University of Orenburg in 1965. After obtaining PhD degree
from the Medical University of Moscow in 1967, he worked as an Assistant Professor
in Medical University of Moscow, and from 1972 he worked as Gynecological Surgeon
at Moscow Gynecological Hospital No.5. In 1979 he became the Director of the
Gynecological Clinic at Old Arbat Street in Moscow. Between 1997-1982, he also
consulted as an Assistant Professor in the clinic of Dr. Rokhlin in San Francisco (USA).
In 2013, he joined Academician V I Kulakov Research Center of Obstetrics, Gynecology
and Perinatology Ministry of Healthcare of Russia (Moscow) as a Professor. He has
received various awards in the field of infertility treatment, new methods of surgical
treatment of gynecological diseases, in obstetrics.
e:
innamike@lmi.netA new exclusive innovation model of obstetrical pessary by Doctor Schneiderman for prevention and
treatment of cervical insufficiency and habitual abortion
Mikhail Schneiderman, Yavelsky V
and
Sukhikh G
Ministry of Health of Russia, Russia