[Applications of laparoscopic ultrasound in gynecological surgery]

Zhonghua yi xue za zhi · 2013 · vol. 93(37) , pp. 2986–8 · PMID:24401591 · W2405536652
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Laparoscopic ultrasonography corrected preoperative diagnoses in nine cases and successfully located thirty-four residual lesions, demonstrating its value as a safe diagnostic tool during gynecological tumor surgery.

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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the application value of laparoscopic ultrasonography (LUS) in gynecological surgery. METHODS: Retrospective analyses were performed for 52 cases undergoing LUS during laparoscopic extirpation/excision of gynecological tumors. Aloka 7.5-MHz laparoscopic probe was used to detect the residual lesions during laparoscopic operations. The findings of LUS were compared with those of preoperative transvaginal ultrasound and postoperative pathohistological examinations. RESULTS: Preoperative diagnoses were corrected by LUS in 9 cases. And 34 residual lesions located by LUS were successfully removed. CONCLUSION: With a high detection rate and diagnostic accuracy rate in the diagnosis of gynecologic disease, LUS can locate invisible lesions during laparoscopic operations and provide guidance for radical tumor removal. It is a safe and valuable assistance for gynecologic surgery.

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Endosonography Gynecologic Surgical Procedures Laparoscopy Adolescent Adult Female Gynecologic Surgical Procedures Humans Middle Aged Young Adult

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