[Laparoscopic ante-fixation of the uterus--modification of the Menge operation].
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Abstract
Surgical antefixation of the retroflected uterus is today for several reasons a rare event. We report on a forty-year old patient with dyspareunia, dysmenorrhoea and lumbalgia. Elevation of the uterus by means of a Hodge pessary relieved her symptoms. This prompted laparoscopical suspension of the diagnosed retroflexio uteri mobilis. We used a modification of Menge's technique stitching the rotund ligament to the anterior surface of the uterus. This modified technique is especially useful because it can be performed easily by laparoscopy. In addition shortening of the round ligaments achieves a physiological position of the uterus in the pelvis without major changes in the pelvic anatomy.
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