Delivery of Baby
Once the uterus has been entered, delivery is conducted in the usual way
but needs to be expeditious. After delivery of the baby, the IIA
balloons are inflated and the uterus is exteriorized. This improves
visualization of the operative field and provides access to the
posterior uterine wall aiding both placental detachment and
identification of the retracted posterior retracted muscle. It also
allows manual compression of the uterine arteries helping reduce the
blood loss while the myometrial rings are clamped.