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Complications during hysteroscopy
, 2018 Operative hysteroscopy is a mini invasive technique to treat uterine cavity diseases. As surgical technique, even if mini invasive, unfortunately it is not without risks and complications.
van Herendael B. J. +3 more
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, 2007 Although hysteroscopy has evolved in recent years, its use in the office setting was not made practical until early 1980s with the introduction of small caliber hysteroscopes of less than 5-mm outer diameter. This innovation simplifies ambulatory uterine
TANIR, HÜSEYİN METE +3 more
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The use of different size-hysteroscope in office hysteroscopy: Our experience
, 2013 Purpose: To evaluate the successful rate and patient acceptance of different-sized hysteroscope in office hysteroscopy. Methods: We retrospectively evaluated 900 office hysteroscopy performed in ambulatory setting using three different hysteroscopes: 5 ...
Martinez D. +6 more
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Hysteroscopic fluid management
The Journal of the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, 1997 Many of the technical difficulties and hazards associated with operative hysteroscopy revolve around management of the liquid distending medium. For the nurse, this involves vigilance in determining when the reservoir bag needs to be changed and when the return canister is full, and the task of calculating inflow-outflow deficits. The last is made more
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The use of laser in hysteroscopic surgery
, 2016 The acronym LASER, is a term constructed from Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Lasers are commonly described by the emitted wavelength, which determines the colour of the light, as well as the active lasing medium. Currently, over
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Is it Time to Move the Hysteroscopy Out of the Operating Room? [30E]
, 2019 INTRODUCTION:Traditionally, hysteroscopy has been a hospital-based procedure under general anesthesia however the emergence of small diameter hysteroscopes and the vaginoscopy approach has allowed it to be transitioned to the office setting.
Palin, Hannah +11 more
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How to Set Up a Hysteroscopic Unit
, 2017 The progression of gynaecological diagnostic and operative procedures has made a giant leap in the last 15–20 years: actually, some of the innovations that we are currently using in daily practice were almost unimaginable few years ago.
Onofrio Triolo +2 more
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Design and Performance of Optical Endoscopes for the Early Detection of Cancer
, 2016 Cancer is a multistage, heterogeneous disease that develops through a series of genetic mutations. Early stage cancer is most responsive to treatment but can be the hardest to detect due to its small size, lack of definitive symptoms and potential ...
Keenan, Maureen
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Uterine Cavity Assessment Prior to IVF
, 2010 Approximately 15% of couples are affected with subfertility, of which up to 20% remain unexplained. Uterine cavity abnormalities can be a contributing cause of subfertility and recurrent implantation failure. Uterine cavity assessment has been suggested
Tarek El Toukhy, Jyotsna Pundir
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