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OPERATION: LAPAROSCOPIC BILATERAL OVARIAN CYSTECTOMY.
SPECIMENS SENT:
1. LEFT OVARIAN CYST WALL.
2. RIGHT OVARIAN CYST.
INDICATIONS: I NCIDENTAL FINDINGS, ON EXAM OF BILATERAL LARGE OVARIAN CYSTS.
PROCEDURE:
Bivalve speculum was placed in patient's vagina. Manipulator was placed in the uterus and inflated without difficulty. Attention was then drawn to the patient's abdomen. A skin incision was made at the base of the umbilicus using the scalpel. The trocar was placed in the umbilicus intra-abdominal, placement was confirmed. The patient was then placed in deep Trendelenburg position. There were mild adhesions by the liver and mild adhesions of the adnexa walls. Two additional trocars were then placed, a 5-mm trocar superior and medial to the right anterior iliac spine, a 5-mm trocar was placed in similar fashion. A 10-mm trocar was placed in the left lower quadrant. At that time, the ovarian wall was incised and the cyst was scored from the ovarian tissue. The cyst was ruptured and thick green fluid was noted consistent with a dermoid cyst. The cyst wall was removed from the normal ovarian tissue and placed in the anterior portion of the abdomen above the uterus.
Attention was then focused on the right ovary. The ovarian wall was incised again and the approximately 4-5 cyst walls were removed. A Endocatch bag was placed through the 10-mm ports and the cysts were removed. The left cyst was removed first followed by the right cyst in the same fashion.
OPERATION: LAPAROSCOPIC BILATERAL OVARIAN CYSTECTOMY.
SPECIMENS SENT:
1. LEFT OVARIAN CYST WALL.
2. RIGHT OVARIAN CYST.
INDICATIONS: I NCIDENTAL FINDINGS, ON EXAM OF BILATERAL LARGE OVARIAN CYSTS.
PROCEDURE:
Bivalve speculum was placed in patient's vagina. Manipulator was placed in the uterus and inflated without difficulty. Attention was then drawn to the patient's abdomen. A skin incision was made at the base of the umbilicus using the scalpel. The trocar was placed in the umbilicus intra-abdominal, placement was confirmed. The patient was then placed in deep Trendelenburg position. There were mild adhesions by the liver and mild adhesions of the adnexa walls. Two additional trocars were then placed, a 5-mm trocar superior and medial to the right anterior iliac spine, a 5-mm trocar was placed in similar fashion. A 10-mm trocar was placed in the left lower quadrant. At that time, the ovarian wall was incised and the cyst was scored from the ovarian tissue. The cyst was ruptured and thick green fluid was noted consistent with a dermoid cyst. The cyst wall was removed from the normal ovarian tissue and placed in the anterior portion of the abdomen above the uterus.
Attention was then focused on the right ovary. The ovarian wall was incised again and the approximately 4-5 cyst walls were removed. A Endocatch bag was placed through the 10-mm ports and the cysts were removed. The left cyst was removed first followed by the right cyst in the same fashion.