Laparoscopic removal of autoamputated adnexa in infants and neonates

Conclusion: Although laparoscopic removal of autoamputated adnexa can be successfully accomplished in newborns and infants, 50% of autoamputated adnexa are still treated with laparotomy. Our review revealed the necessity of at least two ports for the identification and removal of the adnexa using the laparoscopic-assisted technique, whereas three trocars in the presence of tenacious adhesions.
Source: Annals of Pediatric Surgery - Category: Surgery Tags: Review Article Source Type: research