- Bleeding: Particularly during conization or curettage, there may be significant bleeding that requires additional coagulation or suturing.
- Injury to adjacent organs: Especially the bladder, ureter, or rectum may be accidentally injured by instruments or coagulation.
- Thermal tissue damage: The use of the LEEP loop or thermocoagulation can cause thermal damage to the surrounding tissue.
- Perforation of the uterine wall: Particularly during hysteroscopy or fractional curettage, unintended perforation may occur, requiring further surgical intervention.
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Intraoperative Complications
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Early postoperative complications
- Postoperative bleeding: Despite intraoperative hemostasis, postoperative bleeding may occur in the first few hours after surgery.
- Infections: Increased risk of endometritis, cystitis, or wound infections in the vaginal area.
- Urinary retention: Swelling or spasm of the bladder may lead to difficulties with urination.
- Thrombosis and embolism: Due to immobilization during and after surgery, there is an increased risk of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
Long-term effects
Since the operation in this case was performed due to a carcinoma disease, the histological confirm
Since the operation in this case was performed due to a carcinoma disease, the histological confirm
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