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[Laparoscopy and genital infection].


 Celioscopy is very useful in the diagnosis of pelvic infections, particularly adnexitis. Celioscopic examination can avoid about 20% of mistakes due to omission, and 32% of mistakes in the actual diagnosis of lesions. Celioscopy should always be done before initiating any treatment with antibiotics to assure the proper diagnosis of bacteriological cultures. Celioscopy allows very clear vision of any tubal, peritoneal, or visceral lesions, making not only diagnosis, but also prognosis much easier. Therapy with celioscopy can be medical or chirurgical; moreover, it enables a physician to better control the evolution of a disease, and to verify, after treatment for adnexitis, the permeability of the tubes.
