Gynecological Surgery: Treatise on Pathophysiology, Surgical Techniques and Clinical Correlation

Gynecology and Obstetrics · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

The safe execution of any gynecological procedure requires absolute mastery of the anatomy of the female pelvis. The pelvic space should not be considered a static structure, but rather a dynamic three-dimensional volume organized into real and virtual compartments, divided by fascia and retroperitoneal spaces.

What it covers

1. Retroperitoneal Spaces of the Pelvis
2. Advanced Pelvic Vascularization
3. Pelvic and Body Lymphatic Drainage
4. Thromboembolic Prophylaxis: Caprini Scale
5. Risks of the Lithotomy and Trendelenburg Position
6. · Positional Nerve Injuries
7. Surgical Instruments Specialized in Gynecology
8. Transverse Incisions vs. Vertical
9. · Detailed Transverse Incisions
10. Layered Anatomical Closure in Laparotomy
11. Access and Pneumoperitoneum Techniques
12. · First Port Entry Techniques
13. Complications of Laparoscopic Access
14. Principles of Robotic Surgery (da Vinci Platform)
15. Non-Prolapse Vaginal Hysterectomy
16. · Vaginal Dissection Surgical Technique
17. Hysteroscopic Distension Means
18. Detailed Surgical Technique of Extrafascial Abdominal Hysterectomy
19. Intraoperative Hemostatic Control Techniques
20. · Dissection, Enucleation and Layered Closure
21. Ovarian Cystectomy
22. Surgical Management of Adnexal Torsion
23. Nerve-Sparing Pelvic Surgery
24. Approaches to Colorectal Involvement
25. Sacral Colpopexy (Sacrocolpopexy) with Mesh
26. · Critical Surgical Steps
27. Tension-Free Suburethral Tapes (Slings)
28. · Retropubic Approach (TVT — Tension-free Vaginal Tape)
29. · Transobturator Approach (TOT — Transobturator Tape)
30. Extrafascial Hysterectomy and Salpingo-oophorectomy
31. Sentinel Node Mapping with Indocyanine Green (ICG)
32. Systematic Pelvic and Paraortic Lymphadenectomy
33. Classification of Radical Hysterectomy (Querleu-Morrow)
34. Fertility Preserving Radical Trachelectomy
35. Highly Complex Surgical Procedures (Upper Abdomen)
36. Radical Triple Incision Vulvectomy
37. Systematic Inguinofemoral Lymphadenectomy
38. Zones of Maximum Risk of Ureteral Injury
39. Ureteral Rescue and Repair Techniques
40. Primary Repair of Small Intestine Injuries
41. Large Intestine Lesions (Rectosigmoid)
42. Internal Iliac Artery Ligation Technique (Hypogastric)
43. · Step by Step Technique
44. Surgical Integration Message