… for four years and was treated for adnexitis three months … These findings were interpreted
as malignant cells consistent … A diagnostic laparoscopy followed by subsequent laparotomy …

… laparoscopy or hysteroscopy have a role in patients with suspected leiomyomas and inconclusive
US findings… predisposing factors such as diabetes, adnexitis, or an ascending infection …

… be provided based on careful history taking and local and systemic findings. … findings in
immunocompromised patients may be poor, and it is necessary to evaluate even minor findings …

… is of paramount importance since the former can be successfully treated by non-operative
management and antibiotics alone [3] whereas the latter requires surgery and laparoscopy …

… Cervicitis, endometritis, and salpingitis or adnexitis … certainty when the investigator finds
a bacterial vaginosis or … and then performed a secondary laparoscopy for drainage of the …

… Classical standard diagnosis of FHCS needs invasive procedures such as laparoscopy or …
severity of FHCS disease by laboratory finding alone. Image findings are essential for severity …

… modified radical hysterectomy and laparoscopic lymphadenectomy for young cervical … is
suspected. Since cervical mucus is decreased, ascending infections such as adnexitis and PID …

… of suspected deep infiltrating endometriosis and depending on the nature of preoperative
findings, … of sterility should be performed as a combined hysteroscopy and laparoscopy (16). …

… These findings should be confirmed in properly designed prospective studies. … , by
hysteroscopic and laparoscopic access; and use of laparoscopic access versus laparotomy have …

… turicensis can be detected in a variety of infections of the female genital tract, such as
adnexitis, endometritis, cervicitis, vaginitis, and vulvitis [105]. In the study of Sabbe et al. [106], n = …