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Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1983
Today, female sterilization is most easily accomplished by single-puncture laparoscopy and, ideally, is carried out under local anesthesia. In experienced hands, electrocoagulation offers slightly fewer failures if a large portion of tube or two segments are destroyed.
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Today, female sterilization is most easily accomplished by single-puncture laparoscopy and, ideally, is carried out under local anesthesia. In experienced hands, electrocoagulation offers slightly fewer failures if a large portion of tube or two segments are destroyed.
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THE DIFFICULT LAPAROSCOPY [PDF]
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1996 As others have emphasized, a progressive and structured training process is necessary to understand and avoid the potential pitfalls of laparoscopy. A surgeon who is poorly trained or has minimal skills and experience finds that many cases are "difficult." Nevertheless, even those with appropriate skill and experience encounter intellectual and ...
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AORN Journal, 1974
Although known since 1901 it is only since the development of a fiberoptic light source and a safe method of maintenance of the pneumoperit oneum that laparoscopy has been widely used. In addition to its use for diagnosis the laparoscope with added instruments is used to ligate fallopian tubes and to remove ovarian tissue for biopsy.
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Although known since 1901 it is only since the development of a fiberoptic light source and a safe method of maintenance of the pneumoperit oneum that laparoscopy has been widely used. In addition to its use for diagnosis the laparoscope with added instruments is used to ligate fallopian tubes and to remove ovarian tissue for biopsy.
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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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SAGES guidelines for the use of laparoscopy during pregnancy
Surgical Endoscopy, 2017J. Pearl +4 more
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2000
Mention of all of the procedures in urology that have been attempted, or are being done, laparoscopically is beyond the scope of this article. The laparoscopic procedures outlined in this article are gaining increasing support as surgeons attempt to redefine gold standard minimally invasive therapies in the new millennium.
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Mention of all of the procedures in urology that have been attempted, or are being done, laparoscopically is beyond the scope of this article. The laparoscopic procedures outlined in this article are gaining increasing support as surgeons attempt to redefine gold standard minimally invasive therapies in the new millennium.
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1992
Minimally invasive surgery is going through a rapid phase of evolution and over a relatively short time we have witnessed progress from simple ablative procedures such as the division of adhesions and destruction of endometriosis to far more complex operations such as laparoscopic myomectomy, hysterectomy, and, perhaps the hardest of all, cul-de-sac ...
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Minimally invasive surgery is going through a rapid phase of evolution and over a relatively short time we have witnessed progress from simple ablative procedures such as the division of adhesions and destruction of endometriosis to far more complex operations such as laparoscopic myomectomy, hysterectomy, and, perhaps the hardest of all, cul-de-sac ...
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