Question 63 (part 2) · LEK · Hysteroscopy
The most dangerous complication connected with the administration of CO 2 to dilate the uterine cavity is:
- A. air embolism.
- B. uterine perforation.
- C. water intoxication syndrome.
- D. infection.
- E. pelvic inflammatory disease.
Hint
CO2 is a gas pumped under pressure into a cavity with open venous sinuses — what can enter the circulation?
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