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PubMed1991

Attempted transcervical occlusion of the fallopian tube with the Nd:YAG laser.

A prospective multi-center trial was initiated to test the efficacy and safety of transcervical occlusion of the fallopian tube with the Nd:YAG laser. A multi-center approach was deemed necessary because of the large sample size required to test adequately the effectiveness of sterilization procedures. However, efforts to continue the study as designed were abandoned because, of the 17 subjects completing the study, only four (24%) had bilateral tubal occlusion at the site of laser treatment. We conclude that the hysteroscopic method, as tested, is inadequate to provide permanent sterilization. Modification of the technique or alterations in patient preparation may improve the outcome.

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PubMed1996

[Correlation between endometriosis and fallopian tube patency in sterility patients especially after microsurgical sterility operations].

In 130 sterile women undergoing first look laparoscopy we found in 86.9% patent tubes. In this group in 34.5% an endometriosis was discovered. All patients with closed tubes had no signs of endometriosis. In a second look laparoscopy we found in 50% an endometriosis after microsurgery if the tubes were open. In this group we didn't also find an endometriosis if the tubes were closed. The frequency of endometriosis in women with laparoscopic sterilisation is 3.3%. After microsurgery in sterile women a second look laparoscopy seems to be very necessary to check the operation success and to exclude an endometriosis.

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