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Abdominale Hysterektomie

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Perioperative Gynäkologie

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Die abdominale Hysterektomie — der gynäkologische Standardeingriff — ist immer noch eine Operation mit vielen Gesichtern. Es gibt nach wie vor offene Fragen: Extrafasziale/intrafasziale Technik? — Offener/geschlossener Vaginalstumpf? — Drainage: ja/nein? — Offenes/geschlossenes Peritoneum? — Antibiotikaprophylaxe: ja/nein? — Ureterpräparation: ja/nein?

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Hochuli, E. (1993). Abdominale Hysterektomie. In: Perioperative Gynäkologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95694-2_12

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