Repeated laparoscopy is at complication after gynaecological endoscopic operations
This study analyzed repeated laparoscopy in 42 gynecological patients with suspected postoperative intra-abdominal complications, finding it effective for diagnosis and treatment, particularly in cases of peritonitis and bleeding.
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This study analyzed outcomes of repeated laparoscopy in 42 women (mean age 46±11.3) who developed suspected intra-abdominal postoperative complications after surgery for various gynecological diseases. Patients were split into a basic group (n=20) treated with laparoscopy only and a control group (n=22) in which diagnostic laparoscopy followed by relaparotomy was performed based on proposed indications, with 8 control patients undergoing relaparotomy immediately. Early complications were mainly peritonitis and intra-abdominal bleeding; videolaparoscopic management resolved peritonitis in 28.6% and achieved laparoscopic hemostasis in 7 patients, and compared with standard care it improved diagnostic value (higher sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy). The paper’s conclusion emphasizes the use of dynamic laparoscopic control and proposes general indications/contraindications for repeated laparoscopy in early postoperative periods, with outcomes framed against real-world effectiveness of relaparotomy. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.
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