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This document provides guidelines for laminaria or dilapan placement to assist with cervical dilation prior to procedures for mid-trimester pregnancy loss or termination. It outlines recommendations for preparation of the cervix based on gestational age, including types and amounts of laminaria or dilapan to insert, optional medications, and timing. The procedure involves inserting laminaria or dilapan into the cervical os under ultrasound guidance. Patients are educated on post-procedure symptoms and signs requiring follow-up.
This document provides guidelines for laminaria or dilapan placement to assist with cervical dilation prior to procedures for mid-trimester pregnancy loss or termination. It outlines recommendations for preparation of the cervix based on gestational age, including types and amounts of laminaria or dilapan to insert, optional medications, and timing. The procedure involves inserting laminaria or dilapan into the cervical os under ultrasound guidance. Patients are educated on post-procedure symptoms and signs requiring follow-up.
This document provides guidelines for laminaria or dilapan placement to assist with cervical dilation prior to procedures for mid-trimester pregnancy loss or termination. It outlines recommendations for preparation of the cervix based on gestational age, including types and amounts of laminaria or dilapan to insert, optional medications, and timing. The procedure involves inserting laminaria or dilapan into the cervical os under ultrasound guidance. Patients are educated on post-procedure symptoms and signs requiring follow-up.
Womens, Childrens and Behavioral Health Nursing Services
Womens Hospital Birth Center Triage
Laminaria / Dilapan Placement for Mid-trimester Loss or Termination
Guideline #WHBC-03-078A Date of Origin: February 2003 Date of Last Review: February 2003, April 2004, February, 2007 Projected Date of Next Review: February, 2009
I. Statement of purpose: To provide guidelines for the safe management of patients requiring Laminaria/Dilapan placement.
II. Introduction: Laminaria/Dilapan are used to assist with cervical dilation prior to D & C, D & E or induction of labor in those women who have either experienced a recent IUFD, an incomplete spontaneous abortion, missed abortion or those who desire termination of pregnancy prior to 24 weeks.
III. General information: A. Documentation of ABO type and Rh status, medication allergies, current medications, weeks gestation and any current health problems on Laminaria/Dilapan worksheet. B. Women weighing greater than 300#are not candidates for D & E. C. Women with large fibroids, uterine scars/anomalies, bleeding problems, etc. need individual review by the attending physician. D. State of Michigan Termination paperwork must be signed >24 hours prior to the placement of Laminaria/Dilapan/Cytotec and available on chart in cases where the fetus is alive. E. D & E Procedures will be scheduled in the WHBC-OR on Tuesday afternoons starting at 1300 with a maximum of 3 procedures per day. Scheduling at other times is discouraged unless there are pressing reasons. F. Paracervical block will be offered to women for Laminaria/Dilapan insertion (See Exhibit Pain Control for First Trimester Abortion Gabbe, et al). G. Ultrasound should be considered to confirm placement of Laminaria/Dilapan through the cervical os. H. Recommendations for preparation of cervix for D & E by gestational age: 1. Between 12 weeks +0 days and 14 weeks +0 days Laminaria/Dilapan generally not needed. Cytotec 400 mcg (self-administered) to be dissolved in side of mouth 2 hours prior to D & E. 2. Between 14 weeks +1 day and 17 weeks +0 days On day prior to surgery Place a minimum of 10mm of Laminaria or Dilapan. Start Doycycline 100 mg by mouth q 12 hours x 5 days. Cytotec 400 mcg (self-administered) to be dissolved in side of mouth, 2 hours prior to D & E. - or- University of Michigan Health System Womens, Childrens and Behavioral Health Nursing Services Womens Hospital Birth Center Triage
Same as above, except may insert Dilapan (minimum of 10mm) the morning of surgery for minimum of 4 hours. 3. Between 17 weeks +0 days and 20 weeks +6 days On day prior to surgery Insert Dilapan (10mm minimum). After 4 hours, remove Dilapan and insert Laminaria (minimum 20 mm). Start Doycycline 100 mg by mouth q 12 hours x 5 days. Cytotec 400 mcg (self-administered) to be dissolved in side of mouth, 2 hours prior to D & E. I. Recommendation for preparation of cervix for medical induction by gestational age: 1. Between 12 weeks +0 days and 14 weeks +0 days Consider Laminaria /Dilapan as below 2. Between 14 weeks +1 day and 17 weeks +0 days On day prior to induction Place a minimum of 10mm of Laminaria or Dilapan. - or- May insert Dilapan (minimum of 10mm) the morning of induction for minimum of 4 hours. 2. Between 17 weeks +0 days and 23 weeks +5 days On day prior to induction Insert Dilapan (10mm minimum). After 4 hours, remove Dilapan and insert Laminaria (minimum 20 mm).
IV. Intervention: A. Administer Ibuprofen 600 mg po and/or other pain medication to the woman for her comfort as ordered by the CNM or MD (review allergies). J . Assist CNM or MD with setup needed for laminaria placement. Collect the following items: 1. assortment of Laminaria, ranging from 3 9mm; Dilapan 3mm x 55mm, 4mm x 55mm and 4mm x 65mm. 2. ring forceps 3. tenaculum forceps 4. paracervical kit and 1% lidocaine 5. sterile lubricant 6. 6 - 8 sterile 4X4 sponges 7. betadine solution 8. speculum 9. exam light 10. warm saline 11. other items the MD/CNM may request. K. Assist with positioning of woman into lithotomy position. L. Provide emotional support to woman and significant other during procedure. M. Assist CNM or MD as necessary during the procedure. N. Maintain an accurate count of both the number of Laminaria/Dilapan and the number of 4X4 sponges placed and record on the worksheet. O. If necessary, facilitate a pre-operative workup with both the OB Resident and OB Anesthesia if surgery is to follow the laminaria placement. P. Additional medications that may be ordered by CNM/MD after review of patient allergies: University of Michigan Health System Womens, Childrens and Behavioral Health Nursing Services Womens Hospital Birth Center Triage
1. Doxycycline 100 mg by mouth q 12 hours x 5 days. (Prophylactic antibiotics for women planning D & E. Start with Laminaria/ Dilapan placement, may take morning of surgery with sip of water). 2. Cytotec 200 mcg x 2 tablets (total of 400 mcg), woman to dissolve in side of mouth 2 hours prior to scheduled D & E procedure.
V. Health Education: A. Have patient call Triage if she develops a fever >100.4. B. Instruct patient that she is likely to have cramping and bleeding following the laminaria placement. Encourage patient to take Ibuprofen 600mg every 6 hours for cramping pain as needed (review allergies). C. Have patient call Triage, if she begins to experience active bleeding (soaking >1 pad an hour) or if she experiences constant abdominal cramping that lasts longer than 3 minutes or signs of ruptured membranes. D. Instruct patient to save and bring with her on her return visit any products of conception, laminaria and/or gauze that have been expelled at home. E. Give written information to patient regarding time of scheduled surgery, time patient needs to arrive on unit, NPO after midnight (if having D&C or D&E). Also give patient the Triage number to call with any questions/concerns before her return visit.
VI. References: AWHONN Perinatal Nursing _ Lippincott; Simpson, K.R. and Creehan, P.A.. Edition 2, 2001 Gabbe, et al. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies
VII. Author(s) Van de Ven, Cosmas, MD Harris, Lisa, MD Murtland, Terri , CNM Iamarino, Dannielle RN, BSN
VIII. Exhibits: Patient Educational Handout - Laminaria Placement Pain Control for First Trimester Abortion Gabbe, et al. Laminaria/Dilapan Worksheet
IX. Signatures:
__________________________________ ________________________________ Margay Britton, MS, RN Cosmas Van De Ven, MD Director, Patient Care Services Director, MFM Division
__________________________________ University of Michigan Health System Womens, Childrens and Behavioral Health Nursing Services Womens Hospital Birth Center Triage
Terri L. Murtland, RN, MSN, CNM Triage Coordinator