[Laparoscopy in the diagnosis of chronic painful disorders of the pelvis].

Ginekologia polska · 1992 · vol. 63(11) , pp. 600–2 · PMID:1305577 · W2418499012
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Laparoscopy in 194 women with chronic pelvic pain identified pelvic adhesions as the most frequent finding, followed by normal pelvic imaging and pelvic congestion.

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The objective of the paper was the evaluation of the results in laparoscopic examinations performed in women reporting chronic painful ailments in the pelvis. The investigation has covered 194 women in whom the laparoscopic procedure was performed by multidirectional diagnostic examinations, and the inflammatory changes had been excluded. The most frequent change recorded during laparoscopy was adhesions of the pelvic organs 103 (53.09%). In 58.63% of cases the cause of adhesions were post inflammatory states of uterine adnexa, in 24.8% the post operative procedures, in 9.2% the adhesions accompanied endometriosis, while in 7.22% the adhesions were the cause responsible for the retroflexion of uterus. In 29.38% the studied group of women was found to have a normal image of the pelvis, and in 8.76% there was a picture of congested pelvis. Laparoscopy is a valuable diagnostic examination, frequently allowing to establish the cause of chronic painful ailments in the area of pelvis, therein also some forms of functional disturbances.

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endometriosis

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Genital Diseases, Female Laparoscopy Pain Adult Chronic Disease Female Genital Diseases, Female Genital Diseases, Female Humans Pain Tissue Adhesions Tissue Adhesions

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