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Laparoscopic myomectomy of a giant myoma.

We present the case of an infertile woman with a giant myoma which was laparoscopically removed. A 34-year-old patient was referred to our department with a large abdominal mass. Ultrasound revealed an 18 cm uterine myoma. Diagnostic laparoscopy showed a giant uterine myoma and with the help of a bent angle camera we started myoma enucleation. The myoma was totally enucleated and removed without disturbing the endometrial cavity. The uterine defect was closed with an absorbable suture in two layers. The myoma was removed using a PK (Gyrus) morcelator, without tissue or blood spillage in the abdomen. The operation time was 165 minutes and the myoma's weight was 1,200 g. The patient recovered uneventfully. Laparoscopic myomectomy can be an option even for giant myomas, with the condition of an expert surgeon and appropriate surgical instruments.