Erfahrungen mit der transienten Ovariopexie bei retroperitonealen Operationen an der Beckenwand
This paper describes transient ovariopexy as a technique to elevate ovaries during laparoscopic retroperitoneal surgeries for endometriosis, allowing active instrument use and improved surgical field visibility.
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This study evaluates the use of transient ovariopexy as a surgical technique to elevate ovaries during extensive retroperitoneal laparoscopic procedures in the pelvic wall. The authors describe a method where a suture is passed transcutaneously and laparoscopically to secure the ovary, allowing for improved visualization and active instrument support during dissection. Clinical experience indicates that this approach is simple, safe, and does not increase peri- or postoperative complications such as infection, bleeding, or pain compared to standard practices. Relevance to endometriosis: This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically describing a technical modification used during deep infiltrating endometriosis surgery to improve operative exposure.
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