THE FUNDUS COMPRESSION SUTURE USED IN THE MANAGEMENT OF UTERINE BLEEDING WAS DESCRIBED BY

• A. O’Leary
• B. B-Lynch ✓
• C. Haultain
• D. Huntington

The B-Lynch suture, also known as the B-Lynch compression suture, is a surgical technique used in the management of postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) or uterine bleeding. It was developed by Dr. Christopher B-Lynch, a British obstetrician and gynecologist. The B-Lynch suture involves placing a non-absorbable suture around the lower uterine segment to compress the uterus and control bleeding effectively.

In other words, the fundus compression suture used in the management of uterine bleeding was described by B-Lynch. The B-Lynch suture, also known as the brace suture, is a surgical technique developed by Dr. Christopher B-Lynch for the treatment of postpartum hemorrhage. This innovative procedure involves placing a continuous suture around the uterus to compress the bleeding vessels at the level of the uterine fundus, effectively controlling excessive bleeding.