Anatomical and surgical considerations for minimally invasive surgery of adnexal mass lesions

During the past decade, minimally invasive surgery has become apart of almost every surgical field. The gynecologic surgeons wereamong the first to recognize the potentials of laparoscopic approachfor management of various benign gynecologic problems. Thelaparoscopic approach offers several advantag...

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Autores principales:	Pedro F. Escobar, Javier Noriega Rangel
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Publicado:	Universidad Autonoma de Bucaramanga 2005
Materias:	Laparoscopy ultrasonography adnexal mass Doppler Color Doppler CA-125 ovarian cancer transvaginal ultrasound Medicine R
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:f5727ec212ba4579bda145b136e0b4e52021-12-02T11:03:32ZAnatomical and surgical considerations for minimally invasive surgery of adnexal mass lesions0123-7047https://doaj.org/article/f5727ec212ba4579bda145b136e0b4e52005-08-01T00:00:00Zhttp://caribdis.unab.edu.co/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/REVISTAMEDUNAB/NUMEROSANTERIORES/REVISTA82/R82_RW_C1.PDFhttps://doaj.org/toc/0123-7047During the past decade, minimally invasive surgery has become apart of almost every surgical field. The gynecologic surgeons wereamong the first to recognize the potentials of laparoscopic approachfor management of various benign gynecologic problems. Thelaparoscopic approach offers several advantages over laparotomy.Pelvic and abdominal anatomy appears magnified, allowing precisediagnosis and treatment of the disease adjacent to vital organs, blood vessels, and nerve structures. Additional benefits of laparoscopic approach include minimized bleeding from small vessels afforded by pneumoperitoneum, the elimination of large abdominal incision, less adhesion formation, early ambulation and faster recovery, shorter hospital stay, and less cost to the patient and hospital. Although clinical examination and the results of preoperative work-up often indicate the benign or malignant nature of the adnexal mass, only histology can provide the absolute diagnosis. When malignancy is detected, immediate surgical staging by laparoscopy or by laparotomy is indicated. Operative laparoscopy for evaluation and management of adnexal masses, when performed by a surgeon trained in advanced laparoscopic techniques, is safe and effective and associated with less morbidity compared with open techniques.Pedro F. Escobar,Javier Noriega RangelUniversidad Autonoma de BucaramangaarticleLaparoscopyultrasonographyadnexal massDopplerColor DopplerCA-125ovarian cancertransvaginal ultrasoundMedicineRESMedUNAB, Vol 8, Iss 2, Pp 151-158 (2005)
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topic	Laparoscopy ultrasonography adnexal mass Doppler Color Doppler CA-125 ovarian cancer transvaginal ultrasound Medicine R
spellingShingle	Laparoscopy ultrasonography adnexal mass Doppler Color Doppler CA-125 ovarian cancer transvaginal ultrasound Medicine R Pedro F. Escobar, Javier Noriega Rangel Anatomical and surgical considerations for minimally invasive surgery of adnexal mass lesions
description	During the past decade, minimally invasive surgery has become apart of almost every surgical field. The gynecologic surgeons wereamong the first to recognize the potentials of laparoscopic approachfor management of various benign gynecologic problems. Thelaparoscopic approach offers several advantages over laparotomy.Pelvic and abdominal anatomy appears magnified, allowing precisediagnosis and treatment of the disease adjacent to vital organs, blood vessels, and nerve structures. Additional benefits of laparoscopic approach include minimized bleeding from small vessels afforded by pneumoperitoneum, the elimination of large abdominal incision, less adhesion formation, early ambulation and faster recovery, shorter hospital stay, and less cost to the patient and hospital. Although clinical examination and the results of preoperative work-up often indicate the benign or malignant nature of the adnexal mass, only histology can provide the absolute diagnosis. When malignancy is detected, immediate surgical staging by laparoscopy or by laparotomy is indicated. Operative laparoscopy for evaluation and management of adnexal masses, when performed by a surgeon trained in advanced laparoscopic techniques, is safe and effective and associated with less morbidity compared with open techniques.
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title	Anatomical and surgical considerations for minimally invasive surgery of adnexal mass lesions
title_short	Anatomical and surgical considerations for minimally invasive surgery of adnexal mass lesions
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title_fullStr	Anatomical and surgical considerations for minimally invasive surgery of adnexal mass lesions
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Anatomical and surgical considerations for minimally invasive surgery of adnexal mass lesions

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