Influence of laparoscopic surgery and open surgery on postoperative con-ception rate of ectopic pregnancy
Xiaohui Su
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Xiaohui Su
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Objective To investigate the influence of laparoscopic surgery and open surgery on postoperative conception rate of ectopic pregnancy. Methods The clinical data of 60 patients with ectopic pregnancy treated by surgery were analyzed, including 30 cases in laparoscopic surgery group and 30 cases in open surgery group, influence of la-paroscopic surgery and open surgery on postoperative conception rate of ectopic pregnancy were analyzed. Results The operative time, amount of blood loss during operation, time of flatus exhaust, time of indwelling catheter, time of out-of-bed activity, average length of stay in laparoscopic surgery group were less than those in open surgery group; also the situation of fallopian tube recanalization and conception of patients with ectopic pregnancy in laparoscopic surgery group were better than those in open surgery group with statistically significant difference ( P0.05). Conclusion The la-paroscopic surgery can treat patients of ectopic pregnancy with significantly better effects of postoperative conception than open surgery, thus is worth widely clinical applying.
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Objective To investigate the influence of laparoscopic surgery and open surgery on postoperative conception rate of ectopic pregnancy. Methods The clinical data of 60 patients with ectopic pregnancy treated by surgery were analyzed, including 30 cases in laparoscopic surgery group and 30 cases in open surgery group, influence of la-paroscopic surgery and open surgery on postoperative conception rate of ectopic pregnancy were analyzed. Results The operative time, amount of blood loss during operation, time of flatus exhaust, time of indwelling catheter, time of out-of-bed activity, average length of stay in laparoscopic surgery group were less than those in open surgery group; also the situation of fallopian tube recanalization and conception of patients with ectopic pregnancy in laparoscopic surgery group were better than those in open surgery group with statistically significant difference ( P0.05). Conclusion The la-paroscopic surgery can treat patients of ectopic pregnancy with significantly better effects of postoperative conception than open surgery, thus is worth widely clinical applying.
Key concepts: Medicine, Ectopic pregnancy, Laparoscopic surgery, Surgery, Open surgery, Blood loss, Pregnancy, Laparoscopy