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154 aspirations of ovary cysts by laparoscopy are reported. 16% of cysts have relapsed after 1 till 7 years. Cytologic investigation and investigation of tissue of cysts are recommended. The advantages of aspiration by laparoscopy over the vaginal blind aspiration are discussed.
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The authors performed 2000 laparoscopies in females with chronic and acute pelvic pain. In 399 cases an appendectomy had been done before. Among 478 patients with acute pelvic pain an acute appendicitis was found in 26 women by laparoscopy.
During the past nine years 2700 laparoscopies with 0,4% complications were performed. By reason of the increasing interest for laparoscopy it is refered to cause and avoidance of those complications. Exact technique, an optimum of equipment of apparatus and increasing experience are very important for the laparoscopic examination with the lowest risk.
2000 laparoscopies were performed between 1968 and 1975. 253 from 493 patients with unexplained pelvic pain were followed up a half till 5 years after laparoscopy concerning the pains. The discrepancy of clinical diagnosis and laparoscopie statement is compared and discussed. The most clinical diagnosis were: chronic pelvic pain (149 cases) and unexplained pelvic pain (32 cases). Postlaparoscopic findings were: inconspicuous statements (27,3%), pelvic adhesions (27,3%), chronic disease of the fallopian tubes (21,1%), chronic appendix diseases (10,3%), ovary cysts (9,8%), endometriosis (4,3%).52,9% of the patients were cured by specific treatment a half till 5 years after laparoscopy. The laparoscopy is considered to be a diagnostic and therapeutic acurate method. 14,2% of the patients with little or inconspicuous statements were cured after instruction. The laparoscopy may be the base for acurate diagnostic and team-work of several branches of knowledge.
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