Survey Among Members of the Roman Group of Gynecologic Endoscopy on the Use of Agents for Postoperative Adhesion Prevention

Normal saline induces oxidative stress in peritoneal mesothelial cells

“…Normal saline often is used to rinse the abdominal cavity during laparotomy and laparoscopy [11] despite lack of Fig. 3 Release of tissue plasminogen activator from control cells, from cells exposed to 0.9% NaCl, and from cells pretreated with OTZ 1 mmol/L and then exposed to NaCl.…”

Normal saline induces oxidative stress in peritoneal mesothelial cells

“…Normal saline often is used to rinse the abdominal cavity during laparotomy and laparoscopy [11] despite lack of Fig. 3 Release of tissue plasminogen activator from control cells, from cells exposed to 0.9% NaCl, and from cells pretreated with OTZ 1 mmol/L and then exposed to NaCl.…”

CO2 laser therapy of the Bartholin’s gland cyst: Surgical data and functional short- and long-term results

“…Ringer's lactate solution (1,000 mL) was left in the peritoneal cavity for adhesion prevention. 11 Intraoperative frozen section of the cyst specimen was routinely performed. The fascia was closed in the trocar insertion site and in the minilaparotomy incision with continuous suture using a delayed absorbable, monofilament suture.…”

Maneuvers to Decrease Laparoscopy-Induced Shoulder and Upper Abdominal Pain

“…In fact, studies have attempted to verify the kinetics of intraperitoneal fluid absorption for preventing postoperative adhesions. 29,30 It is estimated that intraperitoneal absorption is approximately 30 to 60 mL/h; therefore, there would be fewer or no problems with fluid shifts. 31 The INSI maneuver is different from hysteroscopic procedures with the potential risk of fluid overload.…”

Normal saline induces oxidative stress in peritoneal mesothelial cells

“…Normal saline often is used to rinse the abdominal cavity during laparotomy and laparoscopy [11] despite lack of Fig. 3 Release of tissue plasminogen activator from control cells, from cells exposed to 0.9% NaCl, and from cells pretreated with OTZ 1 mmol/L and then exposed to NaCl.…”

CO2 laser therapy of the Bartholin’s gland cyst: Surgical data and functional short- and long-term results

“…Ringer's lactate solution (1,000 mL) was left in the peritoneal cavity for adhesion prevention. 11 Intraoperative frozen section of the cyst specimen was routinely performed. The fascia was closed in the trocar insertion site and in the minilaparotomy incision with continuous suture using a delayed absorbable, monofilament suture.…”

Maneuvers to Decrease Laparoscopy-Induced Shoulder and Upper Abdominal Pain

“…In fact, studies have attempted to verify the kinetics of intraperitoneal fluid absorption for preventing postoperative adhesions. 29,30 It is estimated that intraperitoneal absorption is approximately 30 to 60 mL/h; therefore, there would be fewer or no problems with fluid shifts. 31 The INSI maneuver is different from hysteroscopic procedures with the potential risk of fluid overload.…”

Normal saline induces oxidative stress in peritoneal mesothelial cells

“…Normal saline often is used to rinse the abdominal cavity during laparotomy and laparoscopy [11] despite lack of Fig. 3 Release of tissue plasminogen activator from control cells, from cells exposed to 0.9% NaCl, and from cells pretreated with OTZ 1 mmol/L and then exposed to NaCl.…”

CO2 laser therapy of the Bartholin’s gland cyst: Surgical data and functional short- and long-term results

“…Ringer's lactate solution (1,000 mL) was left in the peritoneal cavity for adhesion prevention. 11 Intraoperative frozen section of the cyst specimen was routinely performed. The fascia was closed in the trocar insertion site and in the minilaparotomy incision with continuous suture using a delayed absorbable, monofilament suture.…”

Maneuvers to Decrease Laparoscopy-Induced Shoulder and Upper Abdominal Pain

“…In fact, studies have attempted to verify the kinetics of intraperitoneal fluid absorption for preventing postoperative adhesions. 29,30 It is estimated that intraperitoneal absorption is approximately 30 to 60 mL/h; therefore, there would be fewer or no problems with fluid shifts. 31 The INSI maneuver is different from hysteroscopic procedures with the potential risk of fluid overload.…”