Journal of minimally invasive gynecology · 2016
Laparoscopic Cornuectomy as a Technique for Removal of Essure Microinserts.
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Thiel Luke, Rattray Darrien, Thiel John
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STUDY OBJECTIVE: The authors present a laparoscopic technique for complete removal of Essure microinserts (including nitinol coil and positron emission tomography fibers).
DESIGN: Step-wise instruction using video. The study was granted a Research Ethics Board exemption because the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region Research Ethics Board does not require ethics board approval for single case submissions.
SETTING: Tertiary care hospital.
PATIENTS: Patient requesting removal of Essure inserts because of post-placement discomfort.
INTERVENTIONS: Recent concern regarding adverse outcomes (persistent pelvic pain, device malposition, nickel allergy) after Essure placement has led to a small percentage of women requesting removal of the coils. Laparoscopic salpingectomy and salpingostomy have been successfully used for removal. Hysteroscopic removal has been achieved up to 6 weeks after placement; however, because of the fibrosis-inducing mechanism of the inserts, there is theoretical concern regarding fragmentation or incomplete removal with a cut and pull approach.
MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN RESULTS: The authors used a laparoscopic surgical approach for removal of the Essure microinserts "en bloc" by performing a salpingectomy and mini-resection of the uterine cornua to the level of the endometrium. This approach ensures complete extraction of the Essure microinserts. The surgery was completed in a tertiary care hospital operating theatre with standard laparoscopic and electrosurgical instruments using a 10-mm infraumbilical port and two 5-mm ports in the left lower quadrant.
CONCLUSION: En bloc resection of the fallopian tubes, uterine cornua, and Essure microinserts is a feasible laparoscopic approach to ensure complete removal of Essure microinserts. This approach is technically straightforward and can be achieved with minimal blood loss.
DESIGN: Step-wise instruction using video. The study was granted a Research Ethics Board exemption because the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region Research Ethics Board does not require ethics board approval for single case submissions.
SETTING: Tertiary care hospital.
PATIENTS: Patient requesting removal of Essure inserts because of post-placement discomfort.
INTERVENTIONS: Recent concern regarding adverse outcomes (persistent pelvic pain, device malposition, nickel allergy) after Essure placement has led to a small percentage of women requesting removal of the coils. Laparoscopic salpingectomy and salpingostomy have been successfully used for removal. Hysteroscopic removal has been achieved up to 6 weeks after placement; however, because of the fibrosis-inducing mechanism of the inserts, there is theoretical concern regarding fragmentation or incomplete removal with a cut and pull approach.
MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN RESULTS: The authors used a laparoscopic surgical approach for removal of the Essure microinserts "en bloc" by performing a salpingectomy and mini-resection of the uterine cornua to the level of the endometrium. This approach ensures complete extraction of the Essure microinserts. The surgery was completed in a tertiary care hospital operating theatre with standard laparoscopic and electrosurgical instruments using a 10-mm infraumbilical port and two 5-mm ports in the left lower quadrant.
CONCLUSION: En bloc resection of the fallopian tubes, uterine cornua, and Essure microinserts is a feasible laparoscopic approach to ensure complete removal of Essure microinserts. This approach is technically straightforward and can be achieved with minimal blood loss.