Clinic Evaluation on laparoscopic in Diagnosis and Treatment of Endometriosis
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Laparoscopic treatment with endocoagulation showed significant improvements in conception rates, pain relief, and ovarian cyst reduction for endometriosis patients.
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To evaluate the role of laparoscopic in diagnosis and treatment endometriosis, a series of 32 cases of endometriosis were diagnosed and treated by laparoscopic associated with endocoagulation at Xiamen First Hospital, and follow up for 2~30 months. Among them 19 cases with infertility, and 11(57.9%) conceived after treatment; 23 cases with pain symptoms, and 16 patients(69.6%) were achieved complete relief, 6 cases(26.1%) partial relief; 9 cases with ovarian endometriosis, and the cysts were no longer found in 6 cases(66.7%), decreased in size in 2 cases(22.2%). Our coclusion is that Laparoscopic associated with endocoagulation is with special value in diagnosis and treatment endometriosis, especial for the stage Ⅰ Ⅱ patients.
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