2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmig.2014.10.007
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The Efficacy of Laparoscopic Surgical Treatment of Ovarian Remnant and Ovarian Retention Syndromes

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“…To our knowledge, this is the largest reported cohort of patients undergoing laparoscopic oophorectomy to treat pain following ovary-sparing hysterectomy. The relatively high mean BMI (28) and older mean age (49 years, 5.5 years older than in previous similar studies [1,2,12]) of the women in our study are indicative of the complexity of cases managed at our institution in the context of an aging population and increasing obesity rates in Australia at large [13].…”
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“…To our knowledge, this is the largest reported cohort of patients undergoing laparoscopic oophorectomy to treat pain following ovary-sparing hysterectomy. The relatively high mean BMI (28) and older mean age (49 years, 5.5 years older than in previous similar studies [1,2,12]) of the women in our study are indicative of the complexity of cases managed at our institution in the context of an aging population and increasing obesity rates in Australia at large [13].…”
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confidence: 62%
“…In some women, clear pathology may be present explaining pain symptoms; however, many women with morphologically normal ovaries have residual ovary syndrome (ROS), also known as ovarian retention syndrome. ROS differs from ovarian remnant syndrome (ORS), in which patients who have previously undergone bilateral oophorectomy present with symptoms related to the presence of ovarian tissue unintentionally left behind, causing cyclical pelvic pain and a mass [2].…”
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“…One must consider that dissection of adherent visceral structures is much more difficult via laparoscopy and that the absence of tactile sensation may lead to incomplete removal of the ovaries (Rana et al, ). Martinez and Howard () revealed that laparoscopy was effective in pain relief in both ORS and ovarian retention syndrome, with no statistical significance difference. However, patients with ORS were associated with having undergone a higher frequency of previous surgical procedures ( P = .049) and were more likely to develop postoperative complications ( P = .03).…”
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“…Surgery for endometriosis can be very complex and, in some cases, when more than a simple endometrioma excision is required, the gynecologist may request an interdisciplinary approach to safely perform an extensive dissection within the pelvis. Incomplete removal of ovarian disease can lead to partial resolution of symptoms and the need for additional surgery or medical treatment (44). Shervin et al (45) evaluated the reproductive outcome following laparoscopic excision of endometriosis in infertile women with DIE, with and without endometrioma.…”
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