PMID: 9166349May 1, 1997Paper

Uterine leiomyoma particle growing in an abdominal-wall incision after laparoscopic retrieval

Obstetrics and Gynecology
A Ostrzenski

Abstract

As laparoscopic myomectomy gains acceptance among patients and pelvic surgeons, new laparoscopic techniques create a risk for complications that were not encountered in classic laparotomy myomectomy. Report of such complications will allow surgeons to undertake appropriate steps to prevent them. Fragments of uterine leiomyomas unintentionally implanted and growing in abdominal-wall incisions after laparoscopic myomectomy presented clinically with incisional pain and an abdominal-wall mass of increasing size. Diagnosis was confirmed by the histology, and treatment was achieved by excision. In the differential diagnosis of a progressively increasing incisional mass and pain after laparoscopic myomectomy, inadvertent implantation and growing particles of uterine leiomyomas should be considered when fragmented tumors are removed through a trocar sleeve.

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