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Abstract

We treated 1158 patients, in different hospitals in the northern area of Honduras, of May 2006 to May 2020 with different gynecological pathologies, which 553 were due to simple ovarian cysts, 122 were due to torsion and these 3 giant ovarian cysts by laparoscopy; 431 for laparoscopic ovarian diathermy for the surgical management of polycystic ovarian syndrome resistant to conservative treatment; 497 between endometriosis and endometriomas (348 and 149 respectively) between these two pathologies were performed 391 adherenciolisis; 58 cases of ectopic pregnancies of which 11 were salpingostomies and 47 were salpingectomies; 29 teratomas of which 13 completely removed the intact capsule by hydrodissection and 16 underwent oophorectomy; and other pathologies found that were 21, including 8 appendectomies, 3 extractions of the foreign body (IUD), 2 pelvic Tuberculosis diagnosed by pathology and peritoneal fluid, 2 torsion of the left tube and Hidrosalpinx 4, and 2 torsion of the right ovarian cyst in pregnancy of 14 weeks of pregnancy. Conclusion: Laparoscopic gynecological surgery is a surgical technique that has great benefits for patients who undergo this procedure, for this reason they have to perform institutional protocols to reduce the risk of complications.