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The diagnosis and treatment for 32 patients suffering from infertility, were established with the aid of laparoscopy. Among them, 14 cases were found to be of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, 13 cases endometriosis and 2 cases simple habitual abortion. After performing conservative operative procedures for the treatment of the primary diseases, all of the 32 patients underwent the laparoscopic hysteropexy. This operative technique is simple and is easily mastered by experienced laparoscopists who are familiar with the pelvic anatomy and ready to deal with intra-or post-operative complications. Follow-up study of these 32 cases for 2 to 6 years showed an overall pregnancy rate of 56.3% (18/32), a live birth rate of 53.1% (17/32) and an abortion rate of 3.1% (1/32). The pregnancy rate alter operation in the patients suffering from endometriosis was 85% (11/13), which was much higher than that of the patients with chronic inflammatory disease who had a pregnacy rate of 42.8% (6/14). The difference was highly significant (P< 0.01).These results indicate that in patients suffering from infertility due to various etiological causes, after treatment of the primary diseases, ventrohysteropexy, in selected cases, can be mphed as a fertility-promoting measure.
The diagnosis and treatment for 32 patients suffering from infertility, were established with the aid of laparoscopy. Among them, 14 cases were found to be of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, 13 cases endometriosis and 2 cases simple habitual abortion. the treatment of the primary diseases, all of the 32 patients underwent the laparoscopic hysteropexy. This operative technique is simple and is easily mastered by experienced laparoscopists who are familiar with the pelvic anatomy and ready to deal with intra-or post-operative complications. -up study of these 32 cases for 2 to 6 years showed an overall pregnancy rate of 56.3% (18/32), a live birth rate of 53.1% (17/32) and an abortion rate of 3.1% (1/32) . The pregnancy rate alter operation in the patients suffering from endometriosis was 85% (11/13), which was much higher than that of the patients with chronic inflammatory disease who had a pregnacy rate of 42.8% (6/14). T The result was that for patients suffering from infertility due to various etiological causes, after treatment of the primary diseases, ventrohysteropexy, in selected cases, can be mphed as a fertility-promoting measure.