[Endoscopic appendectomy in gynecology].
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This paper presents results and indications for endoscopic appendectomy in 406 patients, finding it manageable with minor difficulties and few complications, leading them to not perform prophylactic appendectomies during gynecological laparoscopies.
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From 1987 to 1997 we treated 406 patients with appendicitis. 392 patients were treated by endoscopic appendectomy, 14 patients underwent laparotomy for appendectomy. Among these 406 patients we found 4 patients with primary pelvic inflammatory disease, 18 patients with endometriosis, 15 pregnant patients and 13 patients older than 60 year's. The difficulties during the laparoscopic operation were unimportant and we could keep them under control by laparoscopic. 13 patients developed severe complications during the postoperative period. For this reason we do not perform a prophylactic appendectomy during gynaecological laparoscopies. We present in this paper our results and indications for the endoscopic appendectomy.
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