Outpatient laparoscopic sterilisation

|June 5, 1976

Abstract:

One-hundred consecutive laparoscopic sterilisations were carried out on an outpatient basis without serious operative complications. All patients were discharged home on the day of operation. Two patients subsequently required emergency admission to hospital. Most patients were completely satisfied with the day-case service.

Keywords:

Clinical Research Delivery Of Health Care Diseases Endoscopy Examinations And Diagnoses Female Sterilization Gynecologic Surgery Health Health Facilities Laparoscopy--side effects Nausea Outpatient Clinic Pain Physical Examinations And Diagnoses Research Methodology Signs And Symptoms Sterilization, Sexual Vomiting

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