ABSTRACT DETERMINATION OF THE OVARIAN TISSUE DESTRUCTION DEGREE AS A RESULT OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOMAS IN WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE
This study found that the LOTUS ultrasound system caused less tissue trauma and faster recovery in women with ovarian endometriomas compared to bipolar coagulation.
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This study evaluated the degree of inflammatory-necrotic tissue destruction after laparoscopic surgery for ovarian endometriomas in 120 reproductive-age women, comparing intraoperative LOTUS ultrasonic scalpel (n=60) versus bipolar coagulation (n=60). Postoperative clinical and laboratory monitoring included general and biochemical blood tests, focusing on markers of tissue destruction products, leukocytosis, and C-reactive protein, with outcomes summarized by a quantitative assessment of surgical trauma. LOTUS ultrasound was associated with more women in the low tissue trauma category and fewer in the average category, lower rates of leukocytosis and elevated C-reactive protein, reduced tissue destruction products, and a shorter postoperative rehabilitation period; the authors cite statistical significance (p<0.05) but do not describe longer-term endpoints. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, comparing tissue destruction and inflammatory-necrotic effects of two surgical energy modalities during laparoscopic endometrioma treatment.
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