Second-look laparoscopy adhesiolysis. The procedure of choice for preventing adhesion recurrence
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Second-look laparoscopy adhesiolysis performed seven days after conservative microsurgical reconstructive surgery of the uterotuboovarian complex was found to be beneficial in preventing adhesion recurrence.
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A study was designed to determine the efficacy of second-look laparoscopy adhesiolysis in preventing adhesion recurrence seven days after conservative microsurgical reconstructive surgery on the uterotuboovarian complex. Third-look laparoscopy was used to evaluate the second-look laparoscopy adhesiolysis 6-18 months later. It indicated that second-look laparoscopy adhesiolysis was beneficial in preventing adhesion recurrence.
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