Duhrssen's incisions

Duhrssen's incisions: Dührs·sen's incisions 'duer-sənz- n pl a set of three incisions in the cervix of the uterus to facilitate delivery if dilation is inadequate

Dührs·sen 'duer-sən Alfred (1862-1933)

German obstetrician-gynecologist. Dührssen is regarded as one of the founders of modern surgical gynecology. In 1893 he developed a technique for facilitating labor by making incisions in the cervix which are now known as Dührssen's incisions. In 1895 he introduced a new variation of the cesarean section in which the surgery was performed via the vaginal canal. A full description of the operation was published in 1898. He also did research on abdominal cancer.

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Dührssen — Alfred, German obstetrician gynecologist, 1862–1933. See D. incisions, under incision … Medical dictionary
Alfred Dührssen — (March 23, 1862 October 11, 1933) was a German gynecologist and obstetrician who was a native of Heide. He studied medicine at the University of Marburg, as well as the Kaiser Wilhelm Academy for Military Physicians, and in 1886 became an… … Wikipedia
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