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Revista Peruana de Ginecología y Obstetricia

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TANG PLOOG, Luis; ALBINAGORTA OLORTEGUI, Roberto  y  VEGA MARIATEGUI, Néstor. Surgical hysteroscopy: experience at a private medical institution. Rev. peru. ginecol. obstet. [online]. 2015, vol.61, n.1, pp.21-26. ISSN 2304-5132.

Objectives: To determine surgical hysteroscopy findings and experience. Design: Retrospective study. Setting: Centro de Endoscopia Ginecológica Peruano Alemán, Lima, Peru. Participants: Women with uterine pathology. Interventions: Between January 1 2012 and December 31 2013, 122 surgical histerocopies were performed in 122 women 23-58 years old. Results: Preoperative diagnosis was polyps in 87 patients, myomas in 24 patients, uterine adherences in 6 patients and other causes in 5 patients. Polyps and fibroids diagnosis was mostly in patients 31-48 years old. Diagnosis was by ultrasound in 64.8%, sonohysterography in 31.2%, hysterosalpingography in 3.2%, and computerized axial tomography in one case (0.8%). Misoprostol was used prior to surgery in 77 patients (63.1%), general anesthesia in 99% (only one epidural) and glycine as distension medium in 105 patients as well as saline in 17. Operative time for polypectomy was between 18-70 minutes (average 28 minutes), for myomectomy 20-90 minutes (average 48 minutes), and for liberation of endouterine adhesions 30-45 minutes (mean 42). Complications were 3 cases of pelvic inflammatory disease, post myomectomy bleeding in one case and uterine perforation in a case of Asherman’s Syndrome during intrauterine device insertion. In determining diagnosis and pathology correlation, ultrasound failed in 7 of the 53 polyps that proved to be uterine fibroids, sonohysterography failed in 4 of 32 polyps that were fibroids. All diagnostic methods used for uterine fibroids and Asherman’s Syndrome cases were correct. Conclusions: In this report uterine surgical endoscopy was the best way to corroborate preoperative findings and classification.

Palabras clave : Surgical histeroscopy; endouterine pathology.

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