Laser surgery in the treatment of vaginal cysts

In: SPIE Proceedings · 1997 · vol. 3188 , pp. 128–131 · doi:10.1117/12.292838 · W2015197137
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CO2 laser treatment under colposcopic control was an efficient method for vaginal cysts, with no serious postoperative complications observed in 12 patients.

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The authors described the results of treatment of vaginal cysts with CO2 laser under colposcopic control in 12 women. In five of them the recurrent Bartholin's, in another five the Gartner's and in tow the endometrial cysts were diagnosed. All laser surgeries were done in the Department of Reproduction, Institute of Gynecology, Karol Marcinkowski School of Medical Sciences, Poznan, Poland between September 1995 and September 1996. In the authors' opinion the use of CO2 laser is the efficient method of treatment of vaginal cysts. The most of laser procedures are doing as the one-day surgery. There are no serious postoperative complications after laser surgery.

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