Titlebook: Strategies in Gynecologic Surgery; Herbert J. Buchsbaum,Leslie A. Walton Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 infection.monitoring

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Surgical Incisions and Their Anatomic Basis,hat incision. The incision must provide ready access and adequate exposure for the anticipated procedure as well as allow for extension, if necessary, for the performance of an unanticipated procedure. Ideally, the surgical incision should minimize the sacrifice of nerves, particularly those supplyi

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Mechanical and Chemical Preparation of the Abdomen and Vagina,om her own flora or the surrounding environment. It is currently estimated that over 300,000 postoperative wound infections occur annually in the United States.. When infection occurs, wound healing is impaired. This complication not only results in a less favorable cosmetic result but increases the

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Avoiding Urinary Tract Injuries,cal perspective, pathologic processes in the genital tract can cause morphologic and physiologic alterations in the urinary tract; for example, large uterine myomas displace, and endometriosis and cervical carcinoma obstruct, the ureters.

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The Gastrointestinal Tract,y pathology in one system can present with signs, symptoms, and physical findings mimicking disease in the other. The gynecologic surgeon can better plan the operative procedure and thereby provide better care for the patient if this information is available preoperatively.

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Control of Surgical Bleeding,Paré, the French military surgeon, reintroduced the principles of ligature in 1552. Since then, great strides have been made in surgical techniques and suture material usage, especially in the second half of this century. Finally, improved understanding of the hemostatic process has contributed to t

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