Chapter 73: PEARS for Extensive Pelvic Adhesive Disease

The Medical and Surgical Practice of NaProTECHNOLOGY, 1001-1012

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severe pelvic adhesions blocking tubes and ovaries, chlamydia caused scarring throughout pelvis, cul-de-sac obliterated by adhesions repair, fimbria buried in scar tissue treatment, tubes patent on dye test but covered in adhesions, laparotomy adhesiolysis for extensive pelvic adhesive disease, PEARS technique pelvic adhesion removal, fimbrioplasty under microscope 8-0 nylon, microcautery excision of tubal and ovarian adhesions, peritoneal defect repair after adhesiolysis, gore-tex surgical membrane pelvic adhesion prevention, interceed anti-adhesion barrier fallopian tube, second-look laparoscopy 10 days post-op, hyskon instillation adhesion prevention, rectosigmoid colon abrasion repair epiploic fat, chromotubation indigo carmine dye spillage test, selective hysterosalpingogram guidewire tubal patency, cuff fimbrioplasty technique interrupted sutures, investment adhesions encapsulating ovary, imbricating suture prolene peritoneal repair, head microscopy microsurgical tubal reconstruction, phimosis at distal fallopian tube opening, CO2 laser super pulse 3 watts fimbrioplasty, running imbricating suture smooth glistening surface, complete excision versus division of adhesions, post-infectious tubal adhesions fertility surgery, endometriosis adhesions cul-de-sac obliteration, tubal patency confirmed second-look laparoscopy

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Hilgers, T. W. (2004). Chapter 73: PEARS for Extensive Pelvic Adhesive Disease. *The Medical and Surgical Practice of NaProTECHNOLOGY*, 1001-1012.

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