Laparoscopy in Colon, Panama

The Journal of reproductive medicine · 1976 · vol. 17(6) , pp. 333–4 · PMID:137315 · W2204592022
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A review of 486 laparoscopic procedures in Panama identified endometriosis among other causes of abdominal pain, alongside noting three post-sterilization pregnancies and rare complications.

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The results of 486 laparoscopic procedures are reported. 70.3% of the procedures were for the purpose of sterilization and 27.9% were performed for fertility studies and diagnostic purposes. There were 3 pregnancies following 342 sterilization procedures. Laparoscopic diagnosis uncovered various contributing causes to abdominal pain: pelvic variocele, ovarian cysts of difficult palpation, uterine myomas, and adherent tissues with endometriosis. There was 1 case of puncture of the inferior vena cava and 2 cases of abscess of the abdominal wall. Preoperative and operative procedures are briefly described.

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endometriosis

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Laparoscopy Laparoscopy Laparoscopy Laparoscopy Adult Adult Female Female Humans Humans Panama Panama Sterilization, Reproductive Sterilization, Reproductive

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