Hayman hemostatic suture is applied on:: (A) Vagina after biopsy, (B) Uterus in PPH, (C) Fallopian tubes after re anastomosis., (D) Ovaries after cystectomy
Answer is B. Hayman Suture- surgical management of PPH It is considered a uterine compression suture using two longitudinal threads and transfixing the entire uterine wall. This suture is simpler than the B-Lynch suture, sometimes being referred to as the "simple brace."