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"pain mapping"From: ENDODOK (ENDODOK@aol.com)Mon Dec 29 18:30:42 1997
I have been perusing the demos, videos, and promotions on "microlaparoscopy", "laparoscopic pain mapping"etc. While impressed with the image capability of these tiny scopes, are these really practical for the diagnosis and treatment of most causes of demonstrable pelvic pain, infertility, etc. My gut reaction is probably not, but would appreciate opinions of those with considerable experience. I would think that if significant pathology discovered, one needs general anesthesia anyway, for appropriate Rx. 99% of the time. J.Glenn BradleyMD
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