Analysis of the frequency of specific complications endovideosurgical intervention in gynecology

Abstract

The analysis of specific complications endovideosurgical gynecological interventions cases detected ekstraabdominal gas after laparoscopic operations with imposing carboxyperitoneum and resorption of the irrigation solution during hysteroscopy. We present possible mechanisms for the development of subcutaneous emphysema, pneumothorax, pneumomediastinum and overhydration along with discussion of methods of diagnosis and treatment.

Keywords

operative gynecology / subcutaneous emphysema / pneumomediastinum / laparoscopy / hyperhydration

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Vartanova I.V., Shirokov D.M., Korostelev Y.M.