Brought to you by the Society of Gynecologic Surgeons. When a gynecologist enters the abdominal cavity, 2 complications are often found: adhesions and bowel injury. These surgeons provide 4 techniques for enterolysis as well as a case study outlining ways to detect, repair, and manage complications resulting from a bowel injury caused by entry into the abdominal cavity.
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Brought to you by the Society of Gynecologic Surgeons. Inadvertent creation of a false passage in the endocervical canal is a complication that is...
For surgeons repairing vaginal apex prolapse, understanding the anatomy surrounding the sacrospinous ligament is essential. This video discusses...
These surgeons review indications and demonstrate patient positioning and their minimally invasive fascia lata harvest technique.
With indigo carmine unavailable for use during cystoscopy, surgeons need an alternative contrast agent. Could sodium fluorescein be of use and, if...
