Re: Adnexal Mass (Reproductive group)

From: rbraun@indyunix.iupui.edu
Sun Jul 20 10:46:07 1997


And also some oncologists (not here) do their staging procedures through transverse incisions. Those that do say they get just as good exposure as those who use midlines.

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On Sat, 19 Jul 1997, Robert Brenner wrote: > I also don't feel that it is necessary to state the kind of incision. You > don't want to put too many limits on surgical judgement. You could simply > state that if ovarian carcinoma is highly likely, then a midline incision is > preferred. > > Robert Brenner MD FACOG > Baltimore MD > Robbrenner@earthlink.net >





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