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[Laparoscopic treatment of adnexal abscesses. A series of 39 patients].

OBJECTIVE
Evaluate short- and long-term follow-up of patients treated by laparoscopy and antibiotherapy for tubo-ovarian abscess.


METHODS
We report a retrospective study of 39 patients treated from January 1983 to December 1992. Clinical files were examined and a questionnaire was mailed to patients.


RESULTS
None of the patients needed to be reoperated for failure of the first laparoscopic treatment. A laparoscopic control after 3 month was done in 35 cases, which allowed complete adhesiolysis in every patients. We performed distal tubal surgery in 17 patients at that time and oriented 6 patients directly towards IVF. Subsequent fertility, in 19 patients followed without contraception, demonstrated a rate of spontaneous intra-uterine pregnancy of 63%.


CONCLUSION
This study confirms that laparoscopy remains the technique of choice in initial management of adnexal abscesses.