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[Hemostasis of the uterine vessels in simple total hysterectomy. Which name for which technics?].

This paper on surgical technique proposes a classification of the various methods of haemostasis of uterine vessels in total simple hysterectomy, by re-grouping the different elements of the scanty descriptions appearing in the classical textbooks of surgical technique. In the first part, the authors recall modern concepts about peri-uterine fascia and the blood supply of the cervix. Then, by means of a logical decision tree, they describe the common procedures of the technique and then the extra- and intra- fascial options with the different modalities proposed for each option by the surgeons who described them.