Adnexectomy During Vaginal Hysterectomy for Benign Indications Using Bipolar Hemostasis of Lateral Pedicles and Transvaginal Adnexa Mobilization
作者： Ramkrishna Purohit , Shikha Joshi , Jay Gopal Sharma
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摘要: Abstract Background: Using coagulation techniques to achieve hemostasis of lateral pedicles, or a fiberoptic light source improve visibility in narrow operating field, transvaginal mobilization adhered adnexa, may facilitate more salpingo-oophorectomies after vaginal hysterectomies for benign indications. Objectives: The aim this research was study the feasibility adnexectomy during hysterectomy indications, using bipolar pedicles and adnexa. Materials Methods: A prospective observational conducted from May 2010 through April 2014. Consecutive candidates nonprolapsed indications with (unilateral bilateral) were included. outcome interest success hysterectomy. Results: Adnexectomy completed successfully 220 (97.34%) 226 indicated cases. Unilate...
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