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Pelvic adhesions

M P Diamond¹, D M El-Mowafi

¹Wayne State University, Detroit, Mich.

Surgical Technology International

|May 2, 2003

Abstract:

Pelvic adhesions observed in gynecologic patients are a major contributing factor to infertility, pelvic pain, and/or intestinal obstruction. Such adhesions may be the sequelae to inflammatory processes, endometriosis, and prior surgical intervention. The latter will be the main topic of this chaprer.

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