Surgical complications of gynecologic surgery.

Leroy R. Weekes, Shobhana Anil Gandhi, Anil Gandhi
In: J Natl Med Assoc · 1977 · vol. 69(12) , pp. 881–90 · W2412204182
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Abstract

Complications of gynecological surgery are considerable and when reviewed in detail are almost frightening. There is no substitute for experience and intimate knowledge of the intricate pelvic structures in health and disease. Anyone who is active in the field is sooner or later going to experience some difficulty whether it be due to his miscalculation or to innate conditions in the patient which are beyond his/her control. It is the responsibility of the pelvic surgeon to recognize the complication and apply proper corrective measures. The patient should not be given false hopes of sure success nor should she be deprived of whatever hope for success does exist.

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