67 Use of ultrasound during robotic myomectomy

Abstract

Table 2). Additionally, increasing age, multiple procedures (>4), abdominal (as opposed to vulvovaginal) approaches, and regional anesthesia were associated with increased odds of being under-scheduled. CONCLUSION: When adjusted for major comorbidities and different anesthesia methods that may affect operating room time, increased BMI is associated with higher odds of a surgery exceeding its allotted operating room time, as determined by the operating surgeon. Gynecologic surgeons may underestimate the additional time required in the operating room by obese patients.