Managing intraoperative bleeding at laparoscopy

Managing intraoperative bleeding at laparoscopy

Managing intraoperative bleeding at laparoscopy (1406)

Emma Readman ¹

Mercy Hospital for Women, Clifton Hill, VIC, Australia

Interoperative bleeding during laparoscopic surgery can occur any time from entry to the end of the case, and in some cases may be the end of the case. It can be catastrophic or simply part of the routine management of any laparoscopic case. This presentation seeks to examine some of the statistics around the occurrence of intraoperative bleeding, and run through the management of it.

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Readman, E

Emma Readman completed a 2-year fellowship in advanced laparoscopic surgery and is head of the Endosurgery B Unit and Outpatient Hysteroscopy Unit at Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne. She is involved in research and teaching, and in 2014 enjoyed a sabbatical in France studying endometriosis, laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery.

Managing intraoperative bleeding at laparoscopy (1406)

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