Modified from Diamond MP;Please read the following information regarding the gasless laporoscopy found in Endogyn

Please read the following information regarding the gasless laporoscopy found in Endogyn.. http://www.endogynserver.com/cgi-bin/210/cutecast.pl?session=YOdBxxklj26I7s8a37A4lYY62C&forum=2&thread=873
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Doc_Kru Posted Tuesday, April 6, 2004 @ 12:11 PM
“I was asked to write about a comment to a post about carbon dioxide, made on one of the message boards.
Sally was trying to explain the risks of gasless laparoscopy by her own words, to make it clear to patients, but the response was anything else than: " there is no risk of carbon dioxide regarding adhesion formation...as a doctor, who was asked about it, said, there is no risk..." I'm not speaking about MY PERSONAL PREFERENCE how to perform surgery, as "I would say, I drink tea with milk, as it tastes better, other drink without ...", I'm speaking about the evident data that is collected and published by experimental studies and clinical reaserch ! Not the "postoperative effects on the body" are important, but the destructive effect of carbon dioxide that causes injury / lesion to the peritoneum and by this causes adhesion formation !!! First of all, please look at Shirlis biochemical explanation here: http://www.forenserver.ad-top.de/cgi-bin/foren/F_210/cutecast.pl?session=5N5dBgxLJqRs5vnU91QkRGPeN7&forum=21&thread=433

And here are some pictures of a lecture on an international congress where I'm presenting the statistics, the data and the images of systematically collected data from 33 patients with an follow-up of more than 12 months, that show the excellent results of over 90 % adhesion and pain free patients, treated with gasless laparoscopy in combination with SprayGel.
“Here is the pathogenesis of adhesion formation “
Bev Doucette’s note: This depiction of the “pathogenesis of adhesion formation” that is shown on Endogyn, occurs in ALL human beings and with ALL surgical procedures! For much of the same, please visit the: Women's Surgery Group: http://www.womenssurgerygroup.com“All surgeons must deal with the potential for formation of adhesions after surgery, as well as the sequelae of adhesions from previous surgery which may markedly increase the difficulty of any particular surgerical case.
Post-surgical adhesions often occur following pelvic and abdominal surgery. Data has suggested that 67% to 93% of patients will develop adhesions following non-gynecologic abdominal surgery and 55% to 100% of patients will develop adhesions following gynecologic surgery. These issues become critically important from a standpoint of reproductive potential.Additionally, adhesions may be associated with issues such as pelvic pain, abnormalities of bowel function, and small bowel obstruction. More….http://www.womenssurgerygroup.com/conditions/Adhesions/overview.asp

In case you missed it in Endogyn….
Please note that the following information located in the Endgogyn web site has been “MODIFIED” by Daniel Kruschinski to show what HE wants portrayed in Dr. Diamond’s material!
http://www.adhesions.de/index.php?seite=verw&sprache=en&a=Aboutadhesions&b=aboutdifferenttypesofadjuv

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ADJUVANTS USED TO PREVENT ADHESIONS?

Adhesion formation and reformation are still an unavoidable event in reproductive pelvic surgery in spite of the variable skills in microsurgery and endoscopic surgery.

This fact necessitates the search for barrier that can be used in the perioperative period.

There have various barriers or adjuvants that have been used but none have conclusively proven to be effective in various studies.

CLASSES OF ADHESION-REDUCTION ADJUVANTS AND THEIR PROPOSED MECHANISM OF ACTION
Modified from Diamond MP, DeCherney AH: Pathogenesis of adhesion formation/reformation: Application to reproductive pelvic surgery. Microsurgery 1987: 8: 103 and Diamond MP, Hershlag A: Adhesion formation/reformation: in Treatment of postsurgical Adhesions, Wiley-Liss, Inc. 1990: 23-33.