L V Adamian, Z R Zurabiani, S I Kiselev, A Z Khashukoeva
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Abstract
Objective: To optimize methods of surgery in patients with malformations of the genitalia.
Methods: Comparative evaluation of effectiveness of reconstructive plastic operations for malformations of uterus and vagina, performed by conventional methods or via laparoscopy.
Results: Laparoscopy permits identification of the pelvic peritoneum plus opening it and using the most mobile portion to create the vaginal fornix. In patients with vaginal and cervical aplasia and non-communicating functional rudimentary uterus, laparoscopy assists hysterectomy performed by the vaginal approach, as well as the last step of colpopoiesis.
Conclusions: Laparoscopy significantly facilitates the procedure, reduces operating time and risks, and makes the operation available to the wide range of surgeons skilled in laparoscopy.