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Objective: The objective of this study was to observe the effi cacy of manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) and electrical suction/vacuum aspiration (EVA) for preg nancy termination and to compare the two techniques . Methodology: A prospective study of 200 cases of medical termi nation of unwanted pregnancy in first trimester was done by applying MVA and EVA at Gauhati Medical College and Hospital. Results: In this study majority of patients belonged to age group 26 30 years, Hi ndu religion and middle class. Maximum women were educated up to high school. Most of the patients ha d period of gestation between 6 to 8 weeks (44%) fo llowed by up to 6 weeks (36%) in both the groups. Average blood loss in MVA was 33.9 ml and that of EVA 85.45 ml. Blood loss in both the groups increased with increa sing gestational age. Average time taken was 11.77 and 16.55 minutes in MVA and EVA respectively. In terms of complication, no major complication was found except in 9% of cases MVA failed and had to be conv erted to EVA for complete evacuation. At postoperat ive period, mild bleeding (grade II) was seen in 22% ca ses mostly in patients of EVA group. As far as succ ess rate is concerned, EVA got 100% while MVA got 91%. Conclusion: Both the techniques were found to be almost equally effective. Though blood loss is slightly le ss r in MVA but success rate in term of complete ev acuation is better in EVA.

A comparative study between manual vacuum aspiration and electrical suction in first trimester MTP