Figure (a) and (b) demonstrate the anterior and posterior views of the uterus showing the application of the B-Lynch Brace suture. Figure (c) shows the anatomical appearance after competent application.
9.10.3 Stepwise Uterine Artery Ligation and Bilateral or Unilateral Internal Lliac Artery Ligation
This procedure is rarely indicated because it has to be performed by a very experienced gynecologist and may make the subsequent interventional radiology very difficult.
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