Laparoscopy has developed significantly as both a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure. A
series consisting of 20 patients is presented to describe its use in diagnosis and therapy of …

Until the mid 1980's, except for adhesiolysis, laparoscopy was primarily a diagnostic tool in
the management of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Recently, however, laparoscopy as a …

Clinical signs of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) are not constant and are often limited to
slight pelvic pain. Laparoscopy can lead to a rapid and correct diagnosis of PID. Intrapelvic …

Intraovarian abscess is an unusual form of pelvic inflammatory disease usually managed
with laparotomy. A patient with prolonged morbidity from an intraovarian abscess following …

~ s~ ndenceto: Dr GL Ridgway, Department of Clinical weibiology, University College
Hospital, Grafton Way, London E6AU, UK the laparoscope to confirm a clinicaldiagnosis of …

This study of 50 patients was designed to correlate laparoscopy findings with
ultrasonography in women presenting with clinical evidence suggestive of acute pelvic …

Laparoscopic diagnosis of acute pelvic inflammatory disease Page 1 British Journal of
Obstetrics and Gynaecology October 1983, Vol. 90, pp. 966-968 Laparoscopic diagnosis of …

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Laparoscopy was introduced into the Department of Obstetrics and Gyne-cology of the New
York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center in October, 1966. Two hundred and sixty-nine …

In TOA of long duration (> 3 wks) the adnexa appears as a dense mass, and the tube and
ovary are glued together, to other pelvic organs, and to the lateral parietal wall by fibrous …