Types of endometriosis: superficial, ovarian endometrioma, DIE
Locations of DIE (in decreasing order): uterosacral ligament (more commonly left), vagina (anterior, posterior pouch), intestinal mucosa, bladder
Laparoscopic appearance: old lesions, new lesions, vesicular Lesions must be confirmed by pathological verification
Which is better: medical or surgical treatment: UNKNOWN (no RCT to answer this question)
Does the use of LNG-IUS improve pain after surgery; Yes (10% vs 45%)
Surgical management: 1. Identification of disease 2. Restoration of normal anatomy: ureterolysis, dissection of rectovaginal septum 3. Excision of disease 4. Reconstruction
Eksisi bisa dengan hydrodissection sebelumnya (terutama pada lesi retroperitoneal dekat ureter)
Uterolysis à start from pelvic brim, then follows the ureter downwards. Start by grasping the peritoneum over the ureter.
Medical - Presurgical GnRHa 3-6x à reduce AFS score - Postsurgical GnRHa 6x à reduce recurrence of pain - Postoperative COX-2 inhibitors, OCP, LNG-IUD à reduce pain and recurrence
Complications of Laparoscopy 1/3 occur during trochar entry
Timeline of complications - Immediate / first 24 hours : vessel/vascular injury à vital signs, lab - 48-72 hours: ureteral injury à creatinine, IVP - Days to week: bowel injury à clinical signs
Always keep the tips of instruments in center of screen when performing electrocoagulation.
Alternative insufflation techniques: 1. Transumbilical (Veres) 2. Direct 3. Open laparoscopy (Hasson technique) 4. Transuterine insufflations (Veres) 5. Subcostal insufflations (Palmers point) à one of the safest