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Laparoscopy showed a moderate hemoperitoneum
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Because of continuing abdominal pain and a diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy a diagnostic laparoscopy was performed, which showed hemoperitoneum of about 210 cc and normal uterus and adnexa (Figure 1).
In the surface of omentum was a lesion that seems attributable to blood clot, tenaciously adhered to omental tissue
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Further inspection of abdominal cavity revealed a bloody lesion that was tenaciously adherent to the omentum (Figure 2, Figure 3).
In the surface of omentum was a lesion that seems attributable to blood clot, tenaciously adhered to omental tissue
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Further inspection of abdominal cavity revealed a bloody lesion that was tenaciously adherent to the omentum (Figure 2, Figure 3).
Friable mass of about 30 mm removed by forceps and bipolar scissors
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Two additional trocars were inserted and using non traumatic laparoscopic forceps and bipolar scissors we carefully removed a friable mass of about 30 mm (Figure 4, Figure 5) from the omental attachments.
A friable mass of about 30 mm removed by forceps and bipolar scissors
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Two additional trocars were inserted and using non traumatic laparoscopic forceps and bipolar scissors we carefully removed a friable mass of about 30 mm (Figure 4, Figure 5) from the omental attachments.