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Combined laparoscopic gynaecological and surgical procedures
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ObjectiveEvaluation of indications for and effectiveness of combined laparoscopic surgical and gynaecological operative procedures.DesignProspective study conducted over a 4‐year period.Patients25 patients with two coexisting diseases who underwent a single‐stage operative treatment.SettingUniversity hospital.InterventionsCombined gynaecological and surgical laparoscopic procedures performed under general anaesthesia.ResultsThe following operative procedures were performed in 25 patients: 23 cholecystectomies, 2 appendectomies, 19 cystectomies in patients with ovarian cysts, 8 myomectomies and 1 subtotal hysterectomy with adnexectomy. One patient underwent a triple procedure consisting of cholecystectomy, ovarian cyst enucleation and inguinal hernia repair. The average postoperative hospitalization time was 2 days (range 1–4).ConclusionCombined laparoscopic surgical and gynaecological operations are safe, and should be recommended as an optional strategy in the treatment of patients with two or more coexisting diseases.
Title: Combined laparoscopic gynaecological and surgical procedures
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ObjectiveEvaluation of indications for and effectiveness of combined laparoscopic surgical and gynaecological operative procedures.
DesignProspective study conducted over a 4‐year period.
Patients25 patients with two coexisting diseases who underwent a single‐stage operative treatment.
SettingUniversity hospital.
InterventionsCombined gynaecological and surgical laparoscopic procedures performed under general anaesthesia.
ResultsThe following operative procedures were performed in 25 patients: 23 cholecystectomies, 2 appendectomies, 19 cystectomies in patients with ovarian cysts, 8 myomectomies and 1 subtotal hysterectomy with adnexectomy.
One patient underwent a triple procedure consisting of cholecystectomy, ovarian cyst enucleation and inguinal hernia repair.
The average postoperative hospitalization time was 2 days (range 1–4).
ConclusionCombined laparoscopic surgical and gynaecological operations are safe, and should be recommended as an optional strategy in the treatment of patients with two or more coexisting diseases.
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