nearly 30% of patients will be readmitted within five years of their first abdominal or pelvic surgery for surgical ...

Gynecol Oncol 99: 301–308 Postoperative pelvic adhesion is a recognized adverse effect of retroperitoneal cytoreductive surgery. To date, the literature contains only one report of adhesion ...

Adhesions are deposits of fibrous tissue that form as a natural response to tissue injury after infection, inflammation, surgery ... [14] The pelvic organs and bowels are both common sites ...

Infertility-causing adhesions may form in the following ... such as PID, abdominal and/or pelvic surgery, and ectopic pregnancy. [21] Cite this: Treating Female Infertility and Improving IVF ...

Sometimes, a uterus may be retroverted due to scar tissue or pelvic adhesions. "The position of your uterus can be genetic or may be due to certain medical conditions like fibroids, endometriosis ...

Injuries to the lining of the uterus due to infections or surgery may cause damage ... the normal movement and action of the pelvic organs. For instance, adhesion may cause the fallopian tubes ...

Conservative surgery involves excision, fulguration, or laser vaporization of endometriotic implants and removal of associated adhesions. Its goal is restoration of normal pelvic anatomy.