A Clinical Study of Pelviscopic Surgery 219 Cases.
- Author:
Mee Eun JUNG
;
Hyun Il AHN
;
Mee Kyeong BAEK
;
Jeong Mee YANG
;
Chung Hee CHUN
- Publication Type:Original Article
- Keywords:
Pelviscopic surgery;
Ectopic pregnancy
- MeSH:
Endometriosis;
Female;
Fever;
Hospitalization;
Humans;
Infertility;
Length of Stay;
Ovarian Cysts;
Parity;
Pregnancy;
Pregnancy, Ectopic;
Retrospective Studies
- From:Korean Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
1998;41(8):2146-2150
- CountryRepublic of Korea
- Language:Korean
-
Abstract:
From January 1995 to December 1997, a total of 219 cases pelviscopic surgery was performed at Il Sin Christian Hospital. To evaluate the safty and efficacy of pelviscopic surgery, we reviewed indication of operation, mean age, parity, history of abdominal operation, type of operation, duration of hospitalization and complication retrospectively. The number of pelviscopic surgery have risen from 33 cases in 1995 to 53 cases in 1996 and 133 cases in 1997. The most common indications were 118 cases for ectopic pregnancy (53.9%) and 42 cases for ovarian cyst (19.2%), 20 cases for infertility (9.1%) in order. Among the ovarian cyst, endometrioma was the most common. The mean age of patients was 31+/-6.7 years old and mean parity was 0.77. In most cases, mean blood loss was lesser than 100 cc except 500 cc in LAVH, 150 cc in CISH, 106.7 cc in ectopic mass removal. The postoperative hospital stay was varied from 0 day to 10 days, but usually 2 days. The 26 cases had complicated and the most common complication was fever above 38degrees C. In conclusion, it is evident that pelviscopic surgery is lesser invasive technique, has lower complication rate and shorter the length of hospitalization. So, we expect the number and indication of pelviscopic surgery will be increased in future.
