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Objective To study safety and values of laparoscopic surgery in the management of gynecological diseases in senile women.Methods Clinical data between 27 cases of laparoscope surgery(Laparoscopic Group) and 25 cases of open surgery(Open Group) from January 2001 to December 2006 were retrospectively compared.Results The operation time in the Laparoscopic Group(20.0?7.9) min was significantly shorter than that in the Open Group(44.0?7.2) min(t=-11.419,P=0.000);the blood loss in the Laparoscopic Group(21.9?20.0)ml was distinctively less than that in the Open Group(62.6?29.4)ml(t=-5.875,P=0.000);the postoperative pyrexia in the Laparoscopic Group(3 cases) was significantly less than that in the Open Group(12 cases)(?2=8.606,P=0.001);the time to first flatus in the Laparoscope Group(13.9?2.9)h was significantly shorter than that in the Open Group(23.4?4.3)h(t=-9.404,P=0.000);hospital stay in the Laparoscope Group(7.6?0.9) d was significantly shorter than that in the Open Group(10.2?1.2) d(t=-8.882,P=0.000).Conclusions On the basis of intensive treatment of preoperative complications and perioperative monitoring,laparoscopic surgery is an ideal procedure for benign gynecological diseases in senile women.
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@#ObjectiveTo investigate disease features and disposal of operating period on the senile female patients living in islands.MethodsTo analyze retrospectively clinical data of 84 senile female patients accepted gynecologic operation.ResultsAmong 84 cases, 39(46.23%) had gynecologic benign tumor, 24(28.57%) had hysteroptosis or anterior and posterior vaginal wall bulge, 15(17.86%) complicated hypertension, 7(8.33%) complicated diabetes and 5 (5.95%) complicated heart disease. Some cases showed hypotension during operating time, or suffered upper respiratory tract infection and urinary tract infection after operation.Conclusions Provided well preparation before operation and enhancing monitor during and after operation, old gynecologic patients can pass operation period safely.
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Objective To analyze the constituent and clinical features of the senile females who underwent surgery for gynecological tumors and traumatic diseases,so as to enhance the surgical safety and efficacy.Methods From Jan.2003 to Dec.2006,a total of 178 female patients,who were undergone surgery for gynecological tumors or traumatic diseases,were involved in present study,of whom the clinical data,the patients' constituent and pre-operative complications were retrospectively analyzed.The cases selected were allocated into two groups according to their age:the observation group included 116 patients with age ≥60,among them 86 cases were undergone operation for gynecological tumors and 30 cases for traumatic diseases;the control group included 62 patients with age of 40-50 and comparable parity and body weight,among them 54 cases were undergone operation for gynecological tumors and 8 cases for traumatic diseases.Results The number of the patients operated for gynecologic tumors remained the majority annually,whereas a yearly increase of traumatic diseases was noticed with 3.1 and 1.8 folds increasing in 2006 compared to that in 2003 and 2004,respectively(P