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Laparoscopic and hysteroscopic approach for tubal anastomosis
D. A. Tsin
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D. Mahmood
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Microsurgical
100%
Laparotomy
100%
Cannula
100%
Hysteroscopy
100%
Tubal Occlusion
100%
Hysteroscopic
100%
Spillage
100%
Laminaria
100%
Tubal Anastomosis
100%
Catheter
50%
Antibiotics
50%
General Anesthesia
50%
Before Surgery
50%
Surgical Approach
50%
Scissors
50%
Liquid Diet
50%
Occlusion
50%
In Vitro Fertilization
50%
Novel Technique
50%
Gliding
50%
Normal Saline
50%
Cannulated
50%
Sterilization
50%
Cervix
50%
Reproductive Age
50%
Menses
50%
Minimally Invasive Methods
50%
Fimbriae
50%
Hysterosalpingography
50%
Bleeder
50%
Tubal Surgery
50%
Pelvic Examination
50%
Proliferative Phase
50%
Videolaparoscopy
50%
Laxatives
50%
Sterilization Methods
50%
Bowel Prep
50%
Tubal Reanastomosis
50%
Bipolar Coagulation
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Surgical Anastomosis
100%
Microsurgery
66%
Laparoscopic Surgery
66%
Laparotomy
66%
Hysteroscopy
66%
Cannula
66%
Antibiotics
33%
Obstruction
33%
General Anesthesia
33%
Minimally Invasive Procedure
33%
Surgical Approach
33%
In Vitro Fertilisation
33%
Cervix
33%
Menstruation
33%
Fimbria
33%
Laxative
33%
Liquid Diet
33%
Pelvic Examination
33%
Salpingoplasty
33%
Table Salt
33%