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Comparison between laparoscopic sterilization and tubal ligation
British Medical Journal
|September 13, 1975
Abstract:
During 1970-3, 1910 laparoscopic sterilizations and 531 tubal ligations were performed in Aberdeen. Common complications occurred with 61 (3.2%) and 99 (18.6%) of the operations respectively, but the pregnancy rate was much higher (2.2%) after laparoscopic sterilization.
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