The Role of Laser Laparoscopy in the Treatment of Gynecological Diseases

In: THE JOURNAL OF JAPAN SOCIETY FOR LASER SURGERY AND MEDICINE · 1991 · vol. 12(Supplement) , pp. 38–41 · doi:10.2530/jslsm1980.12.supplement_38 · W2325916823
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Laser laparoscopy offers potential benefits in treating gynecological diseases, but current evidence does not support its superior success rate over electrosurgery for infertility related to tubal factors or endometriosis.

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Recent advances in laparoscopic surgery has enabled the gynecological surgeon to treat an increased number of diseases of the reproductive organ, which include endometriosis, tubal factor, ectopic pregnancy, ovarian cyst, myoma and pelvic inflammatory disease. The advantages of laparoscopic treatment include a decrease in patient morbidity, reduction in length of hospital stay and costs, as well as the opportunity to treat at the time of diagnosis, and potentially a reduction in postoperative adhesion formation with an increased pregnancy rate. Many doctors are under impression that surgical laser offers a new and improved form of treatment with a marked increase in the success rate over the other modalities such as electrocautery and endocoagulation. However, there is no evidence that surgical laser in more successful than conventional electrosurgery in affecting the pregnancy rate of tubal factor infertility and endometriosis associated infertility. The role of laser still remains to be evaluated in the laparoscopic treatment of gynecological diseases.
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婦人科領域におけるレーザー腹腔鏡治療の展望 1991 年 12 巻 Supplement 号 p. 38-41 詳細 抄録 Recent advances in laparoscopic surgery has enabled the gynecological surgeon to treat an increased number of diseases of the reproductive organ, which include endometriosis, tubal factor, ectopic pregnancy, ovarian cyst, myoma and pelvic inflammatory disease. The advantages of laparoscopic treatment include a decrease in patient morbidity, reduction in length of hospital stay and costs, as well as the opportunity to treat at the time of diagnosis, and potentially a reduction in postoperative adhesion formation with an increased pregnancy rate. Many doctors are under impression that surgical laser offers a new and improved form of treatment with a marked increase in the success rate over the other modalities such as electrocautery and endocoagulation. However, there is no evidence that surgical laser in more successful than conventional electrosurgery in affecting the pregnancy rate of tubal factor infertility and endometriosis associated infertility. The role of laser still remains to be evaluated in the laparoscopic treatment of gynecological diseases. © 特定非営利活動法人 日本レーザー医学会

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