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[Abortions in 1973 in Linköping--contraceptive technics and postoperative complications].


 A study is presented of 283 women aged 14-47 who had abortions, with emphasis on contraceptive methods used at conception and complications of the abortion. 28% of the women were under 20 years of age, and 45% were nulliparae. 76% of the abortions were performed by vacuum aspiration, with a complication frequency of 9%. Extraamniotic salt water instillation was performed in 18% of the cases, with 43% of the patients experiencing complications. Intraamniotic salt water instillation was performed with 6% of the women, with a 25% complication frequency. These complication figures are comparable to other studies. The lack of reliable contraceptive protection at the time of conception is discussed. Approximately 33% of the women had used no form of contraceptive, and approximately 33% had used the condom as the only means of contraception. It is considered very important to make contraceptive information more available so contraceptive methods are used more often.
