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Abhipsa Mishra, Sujit Behera
                                                                 removed and grasping forceps were introduced and
                                                                 held the mouth of endobag and the specimen was
                                                                 removed through pouch of Douglas slowly in sliding
                                                                 manner. Any morcellation was done vaginally.
                                                              •  Saline lavage was done in all cases after securing
                                                                 hemostasis.
                                                              •  The colpotomy was closed with a running 0 chromic
                                                                 catgut vaginally.
                                                              •  Postoperative pain scoring done on 10 cm VAS at 1-, 3-,
                                                                 and 24-hour postoperative period. Postoperative pain
                                                                 was managed with inj dynapar IM 8 hourly for the
                                                                 first 24 hours.
                                                              •  On discharge, patient was advised abstinence for
                                                                 6 weeks.
           Fig. 1: Puncture of 10 mm trocar with cannula in pouch of Douglas
                                                              •  Follow-up evaluation was scheduled 1 and 3 months
                                                                 after surgery.
          Tumor markers were studied in suspected cases and ruled
          out malignancies.
                                                              PARAMETERS EVALUATED
          Exclusion Criteria                                  •  Indications for laparoscopy
          •  Unmarried                                        •  Intraoperative details of the procedure (details of the
          •  Preoperative suspicion or intraoperative diagnosis of   adnexa mass)
             malignancy or deep infiltrating endometriosis    •  Time required for surgical specimen removal
          •  Intraoperative diagnosis of complete obliteration of   •  Total operative time
             the pouch of Douglas                             •  Estimated blood loss
          •  Previous hysterectomy                            •  Intraoperative and postoperative complications
                                                              •  Postoperative pain score
          PROCEDURE
          •  Before the procedure, consent was taken from the   Statistical Analysis
             patient.                                         Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the data. Con-
          •  All the surgical procedures were done by the same  tinuous variable results were reported as mean, standard
             surgeon and same assistant.                      deviation (SD), and range. Categorical data were reported
          •  Injectable third-generation cephalosporin was given   as percentages of the total (Tables 1 to 4).
             just an hour before the procedure.
          •  General anesthesia was given.                    DISCUSSION
          •  A 10 mm supraumbilical primary port and two bilat-
             eral 5 mm side ports were created.               Retrieval of specimen is a big challenge in laparoscopic
          •  After complete detachment of the specimen, it was  surgery. Removal of small specimen is not a problem, but
             kept inside the endobag.                         removal of medium-to-large specimen leads to struggle
          •  A 10 mm trocar with cannula was punctured in  for the surgeon. It can be done from the primar port site
             pouch of Douglas just at the apex of triangle made by  or enlargement of secondary port site, through a mini-
             two uterosacral ligaments under vision, trocar was  laparotomy incision or through pouch of Douglas.



                      Table 1: Patient’s characteristics                    Table 2: Clinical diagnosis
           Characteristics              Mean   SD    Range    Characteristic            No           Percentage
           Age (years)                  23     12    18–45    Simple ovarian cyst       20           20
                            2
           Body mass index (kg/m )      22     7     16–35    Hemorrhagic cyst          10           10
           Adnexa mass size (cm)        7      4     3–20     Dermoid cyst              5            5
                                        No     Percentage     Chocolate cyst            20           20
           Obese (No)                   10     10             Hydrosalpinx              8 30         8 30
                                                              Ectopic pregnancy
           Previous abdominal surgery (No)  20  20            Myoma                     5            5
           Nulliparous (No)             15     15             Appendicitis              2            2

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