Title: feasibility and outcomes of opportunistic bilateral salpingectomy in patients with traditional relative contraindications to vaginal hysterectomy.Source: journal of minimally invasive gynecology.Vol 27, no 6, september/october 2020.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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According to the literature case study that retrospectively analyzed 258 patients who underwent a vaginal hysterectomy with or without removal of tubes and/or bilateral salpingectomy at a tertiary center in cleveland, ohio by 9 surgeons between 2014 and 2017.224 procedures were performed with salpingectomy, 34 patients did not undergo salpingectomy.Vascular pedicles were secured either by traditional clamp cut-tie technique or with the use of an advanced, bipolar vessel-sealing device (ligasure) with or without the round ligament technique.13 patients were readmitted due to surgical complications and 7 patients underwent re-operation.There were 44 reported post-operative complications including: 7 blood transfusions, vaginal cuff abcess, and infections.
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