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1	 imaging techniques for staging such as laparoscopy, intraoperative ultrasound o
2	atients with endometriosis diagnosed at laparoscopy performed for pelvic pain, i
3	small bowel obstruction were treated by laparoscopy. There were 10 boys and 5 gi
4	ared to the complication rate of closed laparoscopy in gynecologic-oncologic pat
5	erative situations. In these conditions laparoscopy may be considered mainly as 
6	pericardial window following diagnostic laparoscopy for a penetrating wound to t
7	     A randomized comparison of gasless laparoscopy and CO2 pneumoperitoneum.   
8	women undergoing outpatient gynecologic laparoscopy. One-hundred fifty-eight wom
9	We report the findings of a second-look laparoscopy after accidental tubal perfo
10	s the clinical features and the role of laparoscopy in the treatment of these co
11	 the feasibility and safety of the open laparoscopy technique in patients with g
12	testes, which were removed by operative laparoscopy procedures later. The patien
13	e peritoneal fluids of women undergoing laparoscopy for in-vitro fertilization t
14	without opening the esophagus, by video laparoscopy. With the patient placed in