[Immune, inflammatory and hormonal changes in connection with laparoscopic surgery]

Ceska gynekologie · 2005 · vol. 70(3) , pp. 216–9 · PMID:16047926 · W2417977623
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This review analyzes laparoscopic surgery's impact on immune, hormonal, and inflammatory responses, concluding that these effects are significantly less pronounced compared to open surgical approaches.

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OBJECTIVE: Analysis of the issue of laparoscopy on the intra and post-operative immune changes. SUBJECT: Review article. SETTING: Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Regional Hospital Kladno. SUBJECT AND METHOD: Review of published facts with regard to impact laparoscopic surgery on immune function. CONCLUSION: The impact of surgery on the intra and post-operative immune, hormonal and inflammatory response is significantly less after laparoscopy than with an open approach.

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Acute-Phase Reaction Cytokines Hormones Immunity Laparoscopy Laparoscopy Acute-Phase Reaction Cytokines Female Gynecologic Surgical Procedures Hormones Humans Immunity, Cellular

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