Laparoscopic surgery assisted by a transvaginal approach.
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Laparoscopic surgery assisted by a transvaginal approach was used to remove a stomach tumor and resect a rectum for endometriosis, demonstrating the vagina's utility as an access point for abdominal surgery in female patients.
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We used laparoscopic surgery assisted by a transvaginal approach for gastrointestinal diseases. In the first case, a huge submucosal tumor enucleated laparoscopically from the minor curvature of the stomach was extracted through the vagina. In the second case, partial resection of the rectum to treat rectal endometriosis was performed laparoscopically with the assistance of manual handling inserted transvaginally. Although it can be applied only to female patients, especially to multipara, the vagina as an access point to the abdominal cavity can be widely used for various purposes in laparoscopic surgery.
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