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The aim of the paper was the analysis of 1450 laparoscopic procedures performed in the Clinic of Gynecology--IOG PMA in Szczecin in the years from 1974 to 1992. The above number include 320 laparoscopic operations. In the analyzed three five-year periods, the number of laparoscopies increased twofold, while in the years 1989-1992 it constituted 26.8% of all the operative procedures. Indication for laparoscopy in 74.6% of cases was sterility, in 13.38%
pelvic pain
of undefined etiology, in 7.7% ectopic pregnancy, 1.8% oncologic indications, in 0.5% internal ones, in 0.3% sterilization and others in 1.6%. Among operative laparoscopies electrocoagulation of endometriosis was carried out in 46.6% of cases, resection of intraperitoneal adhesions in 27.5%, in the region of abdominal orifices of oviducts in 7.5%, ectopic pregnancy operations in 7.2%, excision of ovarian cysts in 6.6% as well as extirpation of myomas in 4.7%. At the analyzed period the following complications were disclosed, namely: interstitial lesion in 2 cases, hemorrhage from inferior epigastric artery in 1 and subcutaneous emphysema in 34 cases.
Ginekol
Pol
1992 Nov
PMID:[Nineteen years of laparoscopy in the gynecology clinic IPG PAM]. 130 76
Paper concerns 1822 performed laparoscopies. The most frequent indications to laparoscopy were: sterility, adnexal mass, tubal pregnancy and
pelvic pain
syndrome. In 80% cases of sterility we found pathologic findings, which could be the cause of sterility. adnexal mass, tubal pregnancy and
pelvic pain
syndrome. In 80% cases of sterility we found pathologic findings, which could be the cause of sterility. In 75% of cases we confirmed adnexal mass, which were operated by laparoscopy or by laparotomy. In 17 cases we confirmed unruptured tubal pregnancy, which were conservatively operated by laparoscopy or by laparotomy. Laparoscopy is useful method in gynecology, especially in diagnostically difficult cases of gynecologic disease.
Ginekol
Pol
1992 Dec
PMID:[Use of laparoscopy in gynecology]. 130 79
During a period of 18 months with a history of chronic
pelvic pain
symptomatology (severe dysmenorrhea, severe dyspareunia, extramenstrual pain) retroverted or retroflexed uterus, and infertility were subjected to laparoscopy for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes as well. These women were able to follow up this protocol. After informed consent had been presented patient decided, in a case of endometriosis being verified by the tissue pathology intraoperatively, which one mode of therapy (Group I or Group II) would be administered in her case. All women failed to respond to non-steroidal, antiinflammatory medication, as well as to oral contraceptive treatment. Proposed intraoperative staging of pelvic endometriosis that has not yet been published, was utilized by the author. Group I twenty women were subjected to a translaparoscopic CO2 laser excision and (or vaporization of endometriosis implants, CO2 laser uterine nerve ablation, uterine suspension with Falope Rings and intraperitoneally 32% Dextran was installed. Group II twenty women were subjected only to a translaparoscopic CO2 laser endometriosis excision and/or vaporization and intraperitoneally 32% Dextran-70 was installed. In Group I extramenstrually pain was 90%, severe dysmenorrhea 85%, and infertility 90% were cured. Ten per cent of extramenstrual pain, 5% of severe dysmenorrhea, and 15% of severe dyspareunia were improved. Infertility in this group was unchanged in 10%. Patients' symptoms were not worsened during the 18 months of observation. In Group II only 60% infertility was curred. In 60% extramenstrual pain, in 35% severe dysmenorrhea, in 5% severe dyspareunia were improved. Symptoms were noted to worsen in 5% extramenstrual pain, in 5% severe dysmenorrhea, in 10% severe dyspareunia.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
Mater Med
Pol
PMID:A new translaparoscopic approach in endometriosis treatment: a. CO2 laser endometriosis excision and/or vaporization. b. CO2 laser uterine nerve ablation. c. Uterine suspension with Falope Rings. d. Intraperitoneally 32% Dextran-70 installation. 172 45
The authors present a case of sacral meningeal cyst (s.m.c.) being the cause of chronic pain related to perineal, sacral and pelvic regions. The aim of the report is to emphasize the role played by s.m.c. in the aetiology of pain arising in these regions. As it can result from a wide variety of pathologies, like gynaecological, urological and anorectal the differential diagnosis is very difficult. Until recent years s.m.c. was rarely encountered in clinical practice and identified as a cause of chronic pain in perineal, sacral or pelvic areas. Now in the era of MRI and with increasing access to sophisticated imaging diagnostic methods s.m.c. will probably be recognized in more cases of perineal, sacral or
pelvic pain
.
Neurol Neurochir
Pol
PMID:[Sacral meningeal cyst as a cause of chronic pain related to perineal, sacral and pelvic regions]. 823 44
We analysed the indications to myomectomy in females in reproductive age and estimated efficasy of this treatment. 112 patients aged 23-45 were analysed. Most common indication to this procedure were: menorrhagia--45.54%, myoma found at gynecological examination--21.43%, adnexal mass--20.54% and
pelvic pain
--15.18%. 54.46% patients were parous, 34.82% nulligravid and 10.72% had a history of spontaneous abortion. There was low percentage of intraoperation complications--2.67%, as well as postoperation complications--3.57%. More than 5 years follow-up revealed recurrent myoma in 14.28% females and in 6.25% hysterectomy was performed. Cervical polypus was found in 8.04%, endometrial hyperplasia in 2.68%. 18.75% patients had menorrhagia and 5.36% abdominal pain. Successful pregnancies have occurred in 42.11% infertile women prior to surgery but with patent fallopian tubes. Our study shows that myomectomy is safe and well accepted method of treatment for uterine myomas however always stands a risk of recurrents.
Ginekol
Pol
1997 Sep
PMID:[Surgical treatment of uterine myoma: need for surgery and long-term results]. 977 Aug 40
120 adolescent girl suffered from acyclic
pelvic pain
and dysmenorrhoe (algomenorrhoee) was presented. They were treated with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and oral contraceptive pills (OCPs) and underwent a laparoscopy to determine the etiology of
pelvic pain
. Endometriosis was classified according to American Fertility Society classification. Adolescent with
pelvic pain
not responding to therapy with NSAIDs and OCPs have different rate of endometriosis.
Ginekol
Pol
1999 May
PMID:[Laparoscopic evaluation of adolescent girls suffering from algomenorrhea and acyclic pelvic pain]. 1046 60
The 15 years old adolescent with a rare mullerian anomaly, uterus unicornis with a rudimentary horn is presented. Patient was 15 years old girl suffered from
pelvic pain
. In this case we illustrate diagnosis, symptoms and therapy. Patient was submitted complex surgical treatment.
Ginekol
Pol
1999 May
PMID:[The case of uterus unicornis with rudimentary horn in a 15-year-old girl]. 1046 66
Diagnostic microlaparoscopy was performed on 30 patients aged 17-41. Indications++ for these procedures were: sterility (17), tumor of the ovary (5), endometriosis (3), uterine myoma (2),
pelvic pain
syndrome++ (1), carcinoma of the ovary--second look procedures (1), operative hysteroscopy (1). During these procedures we examined small pelvis and 17 patients were additionally undergone chromotubation. These procedures lasted 8-24 minutes. No complications were noticed during and after operations. Microlaparoscopy were verified by laparoscopy with positive correlation of data. Advantages and limitations of microlaparoscopy were taken into consideration. We presented possibilities of the new diagnostic technique in gynaecology.
Ginekol
Pol
1999 Aug
PMID:[Diagnostic micro-laparoscopy in gynecology]. 1053 30
The aim of the study was to assess the presence of the microbes in peritoneal fluid of women in reproductive age. An investigation was performed on the group of 144 women operated laparoscopically in Division of Reproduction. The bacteria were cultured from 77 fluids (53.5%). The most common bacteria were: Staphylococcus epidermidis (34.1%) and Propionibacterium acnes (19.3%). In our group of patients 88 strains of bacteria were isolated. Sensitivity to antibiotics differed in many points. This situation does not allow to prepare any universal scheme of antibiotic therapy. We stress the necessity of assessing the type of bacteria and antibiotic resistance before the treatment get started. It seems to be especially important in
pelvic pain
syndrome and in pelvic inflammatory disease when operative procedure is necessary for bacteria isolation.
Ginekol
Pol
2000 Sep
PMID:[Microbiological flora cultured from peritoneal fluid of women in reproductive age]. 1108 69
The aim of the work was estimation of effectiveness of Synarel preparation in the treatment of
pelvic pain
syndrom caused by endometriosis, and assessment of remission of endometriosal focuses, situated in the small pelvis. Examination were performed on 10 cases which were divided into two groups. First of them the group of 6 patients with the intensive premenstrual pain complaints. The second group involved 4 patients with the little subjective pain ailments, which were treated for sterility. The patients were qualified for the 6-months Synarel treatment in according to the grade of intensification of endometriosis. The studies proved that Synare therapy was well-tolerate and effective in the treatment of intermediate and low-advanced cases of endometriosis with
pelvic pain
complaints.
Ginekol
Pol
2000 Dec
PMID:[Analysis of effectiveness for treating endometriosis with a Synarel (acetate naphareline) preparation]. 1121 71
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