[Laparoscopic supravaginal hysterectomy--in our own experience].
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INTRODUCTION: The role of laparoscopic supravaginal hysterectomy has increased a minimal invasive surgery. The reason for this is that the intact pericervical ring and neurovascular supply play an important role in pelvic floor support. Also, women's health awareness has increased. OBJECTIVES: The objective of this article was a retrospective analysis of 50 laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomies and advantages of this new surgical method. MATERIALS AND METHODS/DESIGN: These surgical procedures were performed in Sw. Rodziny Hospital and Gynecology of Obstetric in Warsaw in years 2002-2003. The duration of surgical procedure, complications, and duration of hospitalization were evaluated on the basis of retrospective patients case histories. RESULTS: The medium duration of surgical procedure was 95 minutes, the medium duration of hospitalization after the surgical procedure was 3,3 days. There were not any severe complications. CONCLUSIONS: At the end it was stated that laparoscopic supravaginal hysterectomy is minimal invasive surgical technique, which can be recommended if vaginal hysterectomy is contraindicated and there are no indications to cervix excision.
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