[Surgical pelvioscopy in gynecologic surgery].

Akusherstvo i ginekologiia · 1997 · vol. 36(1) , pp. 16–8 · PMID:9289952 · W2433544194
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The author describes operative pelvioscopy on 350 women for endometriosis, adhesiolysis, and salpingostomy, achieving a 27.89% pregnancy rate with minimally invasive interventions.

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The author tells his experience from the operative pelvioscopy performed on 350 women. Using different surgery techniques he coagulates endometrial sites, he performs cystectomy, salpingostomy, myomectomy and ovarian biopsy. The most often diagnosis in these 350 cases is external endometriosis (43.14%), followed by an adhesiolysis of the Fallopian tubes end the ovaries (23.43%) and salpingoneostomy (10.57%). The percentage of pregnancy after an operative pelvioscopy performance is 27.89%. The author thinks a wide spectrum of interventions can be performed on the female internal genital organs with no need of more serious and damaging operations.

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endometriosis

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Genital Diseases, Female Laparoscopy Pelvis Adolescent Adult Female Genital Diseases, Female Humans Laparoscopes Laparoscopy Laser Therapy Pelvis Pregnancy Tissue Adhesions Tissue Adhesions

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