# Vasovagal shock: Due to over stimulation of the vagus nerve, the patient may become pale, may faint and fall down and the pulse rate may decrease. # Bleeding may occur at the site of the puncture which stops in a short time with cotton wool plug. # False passages into cheek or orbit leading to emphysema or extravasation of fluid into the cheek or lower eyelid or orbit. Also may lead to cerebrospinal fluid leak and haematoma. # Infection in the maxillary sinus is common. # Anaesthetic complications may occur. # Air embolism.
Antral lavage
Ductal lavage
Omphalotomy
Tubal reversal
Gastroenterostomy
Ileostomy
Replogle tube
Intrauterine pressure catheter