The benefits of laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy

The aim of our study was to compare in terms of uterine volume and surgical proceedures associated with 30 cases of uterine pathology but with unprolapsed uterus or a minimal degree of prolapse such as 1(st) or 2(nd) degree of prolapse. Laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy offers a technique to overcoming clasic contraindications of vaginal hysterectomy approach meaning uterine wheight and adhesions prior surgycal proceedures, increasing complexity of the proceedures being a pathway to allow adnexectomies, ovarian cystectomies, McCall culdoplasty (by approach of uterosacral ligament in posterior and medium third also better interception of the ureter). It appears particularly useful for increased safety and convenience for operators by better approaching on difficult vaginal hysterectomy also we think about it to be favoring operators with a lower level of surgical performance and surgical experience, increase operator confidence and optimism in addressing vaginal hysterectomy with a high degree of difficulty all these for the most important conclusion about this approach which is inceasing the safety of the patients.