1993 Volume 14 Issue Supplement Pages 207-210
We have performed some procedures of laparoscopic laser surgery with KTP/532 laser. All procedures were observed under video contrail with 3CCD camera.
Using 5 to 15 watts of power from KIP/532 laser, a linear incision was made in the ovarian capsule and wall in ovarian chocolate cyst. After evacuation of bloody content, the cyst wall was completely removed. Filmy peritubular and periovarian adhesions were easily vaporized with KTP/532 laser. With more dense, vascular adhesions, the injury of adjacent tissue was minimized by KTP/532 laser system. The ablation of uterosacral ligament was performed on the posterior portion of ligament adjacent to uterine cervix.
These all procedures tends to save patients time and discomfort. These complaints of all cases were immediately disappeared about 70-80% after laparoscopic surgery. The laparoscopic laser surgery is more effective and minimum invasive treatment for benign gynecologic disorders.