Clinical problems, injuries and complications of gynecologic and obstetric surgery
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Clinical problems, injuries and complications of gynecologic and obstetric surgery
Williams & Wilkins, c1995
3rd ed
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Clinical problems, injuries, and complications of gynecologic surgery
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Rev. ed. of: Clinical problems, injuries, and complications of gynecologic surgery. 2nd ed. c1988
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This updated text uses a more visual approach to the problems encountered in gynaecological surgical practice. It includes chapters on complications of laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, laser surgery and operative laparoscopy.
Table of Contents
- Managing unexpected findings at myomectomy
- huge cervical myomata
- co-existing genital procidentia and rectal prolapse
- unilateral pelvic abscess following removal of intrauterine device
- inability to insufflate the peritoneal cavity at the time of laparosopy
- arrythmia and drop in blood pressure during inspiration with the Veress needle
- injuries to abdominal wall blood vessels at laparoscopy
- cystic adnexal mass
- postoperative vaginal fibrosis and contracture following Abbe-McIndoe procedure
- prolapse subsequent to LeFort partial colpocleisis
- fallopian tube prolapse following hysterectomy
- injury to the femoral nerve during laparotomy
- recurrent genital prolapse following sacrospinous vaginal vault suspension
- suburethral sling rejection
- right lower quadrant pelvic abscess disruption of a 4th degree lacreation.
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