[Anatomy and physiology of autonomic pelvic innervations]
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This review details the topographic anatomy of autonomic pelvic innervations to guide nerve-sparing approaches during endometriosis and oncological surgeries, thereby reducing postoperative complications and improving patient quality of life.
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Autonomic innervation is responsible for the correct function of the organs in the pelvis. Retroperitoneal surgery is associated with trauma of the nerve structures. For this reason a detailed knowledge of topographic anatomy of the pelvis is needed, when surgery for oncological diseases or endometriosis is performed. Faster recovery, decrease of the number of postoperative complications and a better quality of life are the result of the nerve-sparing approach.
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