Bhatt R V, Pachauri S, Pathak N D, Chauhan L
Stud Fam Plann. 1978 Feb-Mar;9(2-3):39-43.
In an effort to provide female sterilization services in areas that lack modern surgical facilities and highly trained personnel, while avoiding the high complication rates associated with mass sterilization programs, small sterilization camps were held at six rural primary health centers (PHCs) in the Baroda District, Gujarat, India, beginning in 1972. Data collected for 2,009 women undergoing sterilization by the Pomeroy technique at these camps showed an operative and immediate postoperative complication rate of 2.1% and an early postoperative complication rate of 6.7%. These rates compare well with those found in sterilization series performed in modern, well equipped urban settings, further demonstrating that the small camp is an appropriate facility for female sterilization in rural India.
为了在缺乏现代手术设施和训练有素人员的地区提供女性绝育服务，同时避免大规模绝育计划带来的高并发症发生率，从1972年开始，在印度古吉拉特邦巴罗达区的六个农村初级卫生保健中心（PHC）设立了小型绝育营地。在这些营地对采用波默罗伊技术进行绝育的2009名妇女收集的数据显示，手术中和术后即刻的并发症发生率为2.1%，术后早期并发症发生率为6.7%。这些发生率与在现代化、设备完善的城市环境中进行的绝育系列研究中发现的发生率相当，进一步表明小型营地是印度农村地区进行女性绝育的合适场所。
