The procedure can identify changes such as hernias, internal hernias, appendicitis, abscess, sealed gallbladder, scar tissue, adhesions due to previous surgeries, abdominal injuries, pelvic infections, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, and damaged fallopian tubes.
Diagnostic laparoscopy can also be used to plan treatments.
When might diagnostic laparoscopy be necessary?
The most common reason for diagnostic laparoscopy is chronic or acute abdominal pain, as in 30-40% of cases, the cause of abdominal pain remains uncertain despite laboratory tests, physical examination, and imaging studies.
Additional cases in which laparoscopy becomes indicated include:
- suspicion of an ectopic pregnancy
- infertility investigation
- ovarian-origin endocrine disorders
- unexplained pelvic pain
- endometriosis
- pelvic inflammation
- traumatic injury to the uterus or vagina
- determining the stage of gynecological tumors
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Diagnostic laparoscopyFrom 688 000 Ft