Clinical Problems, Injuries and Complications of Gynecologic Surgery

Managing unexpected findings at myomectomy; huge cervical myomata; co-existing genital procidentia and rectal prolapse; unilateral pelvic abscess following removal of intrauterine device; inability to insufflate the peritoneal cavity at the time of laparosopy; arrythmia and drop in blood pressure during inspiration with the Veress needle; injuries to abdominal wall blood vessels at laparoscopy; cystic adnexal mass; postoperative vaginal fibrosis and contracture following Abbe-McIndoe procedure; prolapse subsequent to LeFort partial colpocleisis; fallopian tube prolapse following hysterectomy; injury to the femoral nerve during laparotomy; recurrent genital prolapse following sacrospinous vaginal vault suspension; suburethral sling rejection; right lower quadrant pelvic abscess disruption of a 4th degree lacreation.