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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1971
A review of 76 reports covers laparoscopy in its history applications methods gynecologic indications accompanying procedures contraindications and complications. Greater detail is given for blood gas studies the uses in the case of salpingitis tubal pregnancy sterility malformations and biopsy of cul-de-sac fluid and cysts.
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A review of 76 reports covers laparoscopy in its history applications methods gynecologic indications accompanying procedures contraindications and complications. Greater detail is given for blood gas studies the uses in the case of salpingitis tubal pregnancy sterility malformations and biopsy of cul-de-sac fluid and cysts.
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2008
Gynecologic laparoscopy is an evolving discipline. Major advances in technology have facilitated the transition from traditional "open" surgery to minimally invasive procedures. This article reviews the basic tenets of gynecologic laparoscopy: pelvic anatomy, general procedures, laparoscopic instruments, complications, and common gynecologic surgeries.
Christopher P, Desimone +1 more
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Gynecologic laparoscopy is an evolving discipline. Major advances in technology have facilitated the transition from traditional "open" surgery to minimally invasive procedures. This article reviews the basic tenets of gynecologic laparoscopy: pelvic anatomy, general procedures, laparoscopic instruments, complications, and common gynecologic surgeries.
Christopher P, Desimone +1 more
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Laparoscopy and Operative Laparoscopy
1990The widespread use of laparoscopy in infertility diagnosis and treatment represents one of the most significant advances in the management of the infertile couple.
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Surgical Innovation, 2003
Intestinal and abdominal adhesions may be responsible for a variety of clinical conditions, including chronic recurrent small-bowel obstruction, acute small-bowel obstruction, closed-loop bowel obstruction and, debatably, abdominal or pelvic pain. Experience in laparoscopic surgery has increased at a rapid pace, thus adhesions are no longer considered ...
Petachia, Reissman, Ram M, Spira
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Intestinal and abdominal adhesions may be responsible for a variety of clinical conditions, including chronic recurrent small-bowel obstruction, acute small-bowel obstruction, closed-loop bowel obstruction and, debatably, abdominal or pelvic pain. Experience in laparoscopic surgery has increased at a rapid pace, thus adhesions are no longer considered ...
Petachia, Reissman, Ram M, Spira
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International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1977
ABSTRACTThe numerous benefits and the minimal but acknowledged risks of laparoscopy are discussed. Factors related to complications include operator experience, instrument and equipment technology, types of procedures, and anesthesia.
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ABSTRACTThe numerous benefits and the minimal but acknowledged risks of laparoscopy are discussed. Factors related to complications include operator experience, instrument and equipment technology, types of procedures, and anesthesia.
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European Urology, 2006
Adequate haemostasis is essential for advanced laparoscopic procedures since uncontrolled bleeding may cause significant complications and even required converting to laparotomy to obtain sufficient haemostasis. The aim of this review is to give insight into the most important tools and strategies to achieve sufficient haemostasis during advanced ...
Christoph H, Klingler +3 more
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Adequate haemostasis is essential for advanced laparoscopic procedures since uncontrolled bleeding may cause significant complications and even required converting to laparotomy to obtain sufficient haemostasis. The aim of this review is to give insight into the most important tools and strategies to achieve sufficient haemostasis during advanced ...
Christoph H, Klingler +3 more
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Journal of Endourology, 2007
To reduce the complication rate associated with laparoscopic surgery and to improve training, several simulators have been incorporated into training curricula and skills courses. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages and compare the different types of simulators available. We also reviewed the literature to assess the acquisition of skills using
Shabnam, Undre, Ara, Darzi
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To reduce the complication rate associated with laparoscopic surgery and to improve training, several simulators have been incorporated into training curricula and skills courses. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages and compare the different types of simulators available. We also reviewed the literature to assess the acquisition of skills using
Shabnam, Undre, Ara, Darzi
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1989
Many of the complications of conventional closed, or sharp, laparoscopy result from the use of insufflation needles and sharp trocars. These instruments are not essential elements of the technique as laparoscopy can be easily performed with a small umbilical incision, entering the abdomen under direct vision. This variation is called open laparoscopy.
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Many of the complications of conventional closed, or sharp, laparoscopy result from the use of insufflation needles and sharp trocars. These instruments are not essential elements of the technique as laparoscopy can be easily performed with a small umbilical incision, entering the abdomen under direct vision. This variation is called open laparoscopy.
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Endoscopy, 2004
Since the early part of the 20th century, diagnostic laparoscopy has become an important tool in the armamentarium of surgeons and gastroenterologists alike. Its indications have expanded from initial attempts at tamponading internal hemorrhage to avoidance of unnecessary laparotomies with accurate staging of malignancies, treatment of a multitude of ...
J L, Parra, K R, Reddy
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Since the early part of the 20th century, diagnostic laparoscopy has become an important tool in the armamentarium of surgeons and gastroenterologists alike. Its indications have expanded from initial attempts at tamponading internal hemorrhage to avoidance of unnecessary laparotomies with accurate staging of malignancies, treatment of a multitude of ...
J L, Parra, K R, Reddy
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AORN Journal, 2008
ABSTRACTSIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) for the adult population have led to increased application of MIS techniques for pediatric patients.LAPAROSCOPY IS THE MOST COMMON MIS procedure used in pediatrics. Traditional surgical procedures that are now being performed laparoscopically include gastrostomy, pyloromyotomy, and ...
Stella, Harrington +3 more
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ABSTRACTSIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) for the adult population have led to increased application of MIS techniques for pediatric patients.LAPAROSCOPY IS THE MOST COMMON MIS procedure used in pediatrics. Traditional surgical procedures that are now being performed laparoscopically include gastrostomy, pyloromyotomy, and ...
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