Titlebook: Lasers in Gynecology; Possibilities and Li Gunther Bastert,Diethelm Wallwiener Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Gynecologic

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Laser in Gynecology: An Overview treatment. The use of the laser has become pervasive in gynecology as well. Of the surgical laser systems currently available for clinical application, the carbon dioxide, the neodymium: YAG, and the argon laser have proven their utility in gynecology [10, 15–17].

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CO2 Laser Laparoscopy in Infertile Women with Adnexal Adhesions and in Women with Tubal Occlusions ovarian endometriosis; (b) pelvic adhesiolysis, salpingolysis, and ovariolysis; (c) uterosacral ligament ablation; (d) fimbrioplasty and salpingostomy; (e) salpingotomy in case of tubal pregnancy; (f) vaporization of small uterine fibroids.

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Lasers in Modern MedicineIt is not an exaggeration to state that no single high-tech system has recently opened such profoundly new possibilities in medicine as the laser. Our own 18 years of using laser technology experimentally and clinically have led to a number of standard procedures and revealed new aspects for future investigation.

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CO2 Laser LaparoscopyLasers have been used via laparoscopy for 10 years now. The first prototype was developed by the Polyclinique team Clermont-Ferrand, France, in 1979 [4]. Since then techniques have evolved considerably, and the indications have widened to the extent that many laparoscopic surgeons now have a decided preference for the laser.

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AdhesiolysisThe application of laser techniques has enlarged the spectrum of adhesions amenable to laparoscopic therapy. Thus besides salpingo- and ovariolysis, as described in previous chapters, dissection of adhesions between bowels and uterus or the tubo-ovarian functional unit can be performed laparoscopically with the carbon dioxide laser (Fig. 1).

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