JSLS : Journal of the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons · 1997
Vascular complications following laparoscopy: two unusual cases.
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BACKGROUND: Vascular complications following laparoscopic techniques may often be attributed to the incomplete control of bleeding sites at laparoscopy. When confronted with post-laparoscopy symptoms of hemodynamic insufficiency, the surgeon may infer the existence of hemorrhagic complications neglected at the laparoscopic session.
METHODS: The author reviewed two otherwise normal cases of laparoscopic procedures that were complicated by bleeding disorders of unknown origin.
RESULTS: Diagnosis and treatment of the hematologic complications revealed causes other than operator-inflicted injury.
CONCLUSIONS: While laparoscopists should remain vigilant concerning the very real threat of overlooked vascular injury following laparoscopy, some patients may exhibit hemorrhagic symptoms unrelated to the laparoscopic procedure.
METHODS: The author reviewed two otherwise normal cases of laparoscopic procedures that were complicated by bleeding disorders of unknown origin.
RESULTS: Diagnosis and treatment of the hematologic complications revealed causes other than operator-inflicted injury.
CONCLUSIONS: While laparoscopists should remain vigilant concerning the very real threat of overlooked vascular injury following laparoscopy, some patients may exhibit hemorrhagic symptoms unrelated to the laparoscopic procedure.