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- The authors conducted ovary fenestration on 220 women suffering from primary or secondary amenorrhea using laparoscopic instruments and a specialized coagulator.
- A spontaneous recovery of menstruation occurred in 36.84% of the patients post-procedure, with 12.4% achieving pregnancy afterward.
- Based on these results, the authors suggest laparoscopic ovary fenestration as a recommended treatment for women with ovarian cysts.
Article Abstract
The authors have performed an ovary fenestration in 220 women with primary or secondary amenorrhea. This was made with the help of instrumentation for laparoscopy and a monopolar electrodiathermic coagulator with differently shaped endings. The power supply was provided from Martin Elektrotom 2000. A spontaneous recovers of the menstruation was achieved in 36.84% of the cases as a result of the endoscopic intervention. A follows up pregnancy was achieved in 12.4% of the women. Considering the obtained results, the authors recommend the use of a laparoscopic ovary fenestration when a women with ovarian cysts is treated.
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