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Analysis of a series of laparoscopic procedures performed in Nairobi.

121 patients were examined by laparoscopy for investigation of primary (44) or secondary (30) infertility. Their records are reviewed retrospectively and analyzed. There were a total of 125 procedures. There were also 32 laparoscopic sterilizations performed using either tubal cauterization or a combination of cauterization and division. There were 13 cases of acute or chronic abdominal pain. In 90% of the operations pneumoperitoneum was created using carbon dioxide gas. In the infertility cases there were 10 patients with 1 tube patent 18 cases where both tubes were patent and 46 where both tubes were blocked. Of the 13 cases of acute or chronic pain 3 ectopic pregnancies were found and 8 instances of pathology. There were 2 minor complications with this procedure.