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excision of the fistula defect, closure of both vaginal and bladder defect, as well as placement of the omental flap between the bladder and the vaginal repair. Cystoscopy at the completion of the procedure revealed bilateral ureteral patency and adequate closure of the vesicovaginal fistula. 426 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy (8:24 AM d 8:32 AM) LESS Conservative Management of Huge Ovarian Cyst Aldakhyel L, 1 Alobaid A. 2 1 King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; 2 King Fahad Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia We present a 22 years old single patient who was referred with a huge pelvi- abdominal mass. Her exam revealed a huge mass that was reaching till the xiphi-sternum. History, physical examination, tumor markers and radiological findings were in favour of a benign nature of the cyst. A 2.5 cm umbilical incision was made. The inspection of the cyst revealed a huge unilocular cyst with smooth wall. The cyst was drained laparoscopically. 8.5 litres of serous fluid was aspirated. We then performed partial salpingo-oopherectomy. There were no intra or post- operative complications and the blood loss was minimal. The histopathology report revealed a benign Serous cystadenofibroma. Follow up ultrasound revealed normal ovaries. In conclusion, we believe that huge cysts can be safely managed using LESS. Conservative management should be attempted. Before any cyst aspiration, the malignancy index should be very low. Proper patients selection and expertise are essential. 436 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy (8:33 AM d 8:40 AM) Laparoscopic Excision of Sacrocolpopexy Mesh Manoucheri E, Einarsson JI. Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts The objective of the video is to highlight the laparoscopic approach of a complete excision of sacrocolpopexy mesh. The patient had undergone an abdominal hysterectomy and sacrocolpopexy ten years prior to her presentation. She had ten years of dyspareunia, discharge and post-coital bleeding. She was found to have apical mesh exposure. After multiple attempts to excise the exposed mesh vaginally, she was referred to our department for further management. We show the initial pelvic anatomy with the appendix adhered to the mesh. After an appendectomy is performed, we show the complete excision of the mesh from the sacral promontory to the vagina with closure of the vaginal cuff and subsequent uterosacral ligament suspension to prevent recurrent prolapse. We hope to show that a laparoscopic approach to excise a sacral colpopexy mesh can be performed successfully. 428 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy (8:41 AM d 8:49 AM) Myomectomy of a Single Myoma Weighing 3,000 Grams in a 27- Year-Old Woman, Preserving Her Uterus Birlain M, Matabuena P. OBGyn, Hospital Angeles de Quer etaro, Quer etaro, Mexico Objetive : To demonstrate that myomectomy -even in giant myomas presented in young women, can preserve their fertility. Design and methods: to show a technique of myomectomy in a 3,000 gram myoma in a nulliparous 27-year-old woman, preserving a functional endometrium and tubal patency for future reproduction. Results: we showed how we planned the surgical strategies to avoid possible lessions on vital structures and seek for a better outcome in order to have a fertile uterus.We showed an HisteroMRI with an endometrial cavity recovered to, nearly, its normal size and probe permeability of the fallopian tubes; same result was obtained with an histeroscopic evaluation. Conclusion: with a good knowledge of the anatomy and fisiology of the uterus we could be able to ensure fertility in spite of the size of their myomas. 429 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy (8:50 AM d 8:57 AM) Robot-Assisted Vaginal Vault Suspension without Mesh at the Time of Hysterectomy Brazell HD, Tulikangas PK. Obstetrics and Gynecology, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, Connecticut Our objective is to demonstrate robot-assisted uterosacral vaginal vault suspension for women with apical prolapse as well to educate general gynecologists in the use of this technique for women in whom hysterectomy is performed for non-prolapse indications. This is a common operation for the management of apical prolapse but is typically performed vaginally. Generally, when a vaginal hysterectomy is performed for non-prolapse indications, gynecologists perform a McCall culdoplasty as prophylaxis for future vault prolapse. However, as the incidence of robotic hysterectomy increases, we demonstrate a robotic procedure for vaginal vault support after hysterectomy for non-prolapse indications. Apical support is achieved by suturing the full-thickness of the vaginal cuff to the mid-uterosacral ligament on either side. In conclusion, uterosacral suspension not only offers excellent pelvic support for patients with prolapse, but should also be considered as a prophylactic measure for vaginal vault suspension in cases of robotic hysterectomy for non-prolapse indications. 430 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy (8:58 AM d 9:06 AM) Conservative Endoscopic Management of Two Oversized Adnexal Masses Based on the Jacobs Index Canseco-Lima JM, Canseco-Olvera JDJ. Gynecologic Endoscopy, OBGIN SC, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Study Objective: To detemine the factibility of laparoscopic approach of oversized adnexal masses in young women. Design: Case Report Setting: OBGIN SC affiliated hospitals. Patients: 22 yrs old nulliparous female with a left unilocular with glass ground echogenicity adnexal mass of 26x20x15cm,Ca 125 of 103.6U/ml. A 20 yrs old nulliparous female with right adnexal unilocular cystic mass of 16x15x14cm,Ca 125 of 9 U/ml. Interventions: Malignancy risk assessment with Jacobs index.Four port laparoscopy was carried out.The ovarian cortex was preserved and complete dissection of the capsules was performed Main Outcome Measure: Correlation between Jacobs Index and Histopathology Results: Case 1 Ultrasound: Unilocular cyst with glass ground echogenicity value=0. Menopausal Status: Premenopausic Value=1. Ca 125=103.6 Jacobs Index:0x1x103.6=0 Histopathology: Left ovarian endometrioma capsule of 25x18x14cm. Case 2 Ultrasound: Unilocular cyst value=0. Menopausal Status:Premenopausic Value=1.Ca 125=9. Jacobs Index: 0x1x9=0. Histopathology: Simple serous right ovarian cyst capsule of 15x14x10cm Conslusion: 97% specificity value of Jacobs index allows a conservative approach being laparoscopy the first treatment option instead of laparotomy. 431 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy (9:07 AM d 9:15 AM) Management of Ovarian Cancer in 14th Gestational Week of Pregnancy by Robotic Approach Chen C-H, Chiu L-H, Chan C, Liu W-M. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Taipei Medical University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan S126 Abstracts / Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology 20 (2013) S95–S132

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S126 Abstracts / Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology 20 (2013) S95–S132

excision of the fistula defect, closure of both vaginal and bladder defect, aswell as placement of the omental flap between the bladder and the vaginalrepair. Cystoscopy at the completion of the procedure revealed bilateralureteral patency and adequate closure of the vesicovaginal fistula.

426 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy

(8:24 AM d 8:32 AM)

LESS Conservative Management of Huge Ovarian Cyst

Aldakhyel L,1 Alobaid A.2 1King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia;2King Fahad Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

We present a 22 years old single patient who was referred with a huge pelvi-abdominal mass. Her exam revealed a huge mass that was reaching till thexiphi-sternum. History, physical examination, tumor markers andradiological findings were in favour of a benign nature of the cyst.A 2.5 cm umbilical incision was made. The inspection of the cyst revealeda huge unilocular cyst with smooth wall. The cyst was drainedlaparoscopically. 8.5 litres of serous fluid was aspirated. We thenperformed partial salpingo-oopherectomy. There were no intra or post-operative complications and the blood loss was minimal. Thehistopathology report revealed a benign Serous cystadenofibroma. Followup ultrasound revealed normal ovaries.In conclusion, we believe that huge cysts can be safely managed usingLESS. Conservative management should be attempted. Before any cystaspiration, the malignancy index should be very low. Proper patientsselection and expertise are essential.

436 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy

(8:33 AM d 8:40 AM)

Laparoscopic Excision of Sacrocolpopexy Mesh

Manoucheri E, Einarsson JI. Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston,

Massachusetts

The objective of the video is to highlight the laparoscopic approach ofa complete excision of sacrocolpopexy mesh. The patient had undergonean abdominal hysterectomy and sacrocolpopexy ten years prior to herpresentation. She had ten years of dyspareunia, discharge and post-coitalbleeding. She was found to have apical mesh exposure. After multipleattempts to excise the exposed mesh vaginally, she was referred to ourdepartment for further management. We show the initial pelvic anatomywith the appendix adhered to the mesh. After an appendectomy isperformed, we show the complete excision of the mesh from the sacralpromontory to the vagina with closure of the vaginal cuff and subsequentuterosacral ligament suspension to prevent recurrent prolapse. We hope toshow that a laparoscopic approach to excise a sacral colpopexy mesh canbe performed successfully.

428 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy

(8:41 AM d 8:49 AM)

Myomectomy of a Single Myoma Weighing 3,000 Grams in a 27-

Year-Old Woman, Preserving Her Uterus

Birlain M, Matabuena P. OBGyn, Hospital �Angeles de Quer�etaro,Quer�etaro, Mexico

Objetive : To demonstrate that myomectomy -even in giant myomaspresented in young women, can preserve their fertility.Design and methods: to show a technique of myomectomy in a 3,000 grammyoma in a nulliparous 27-year-old woman, preserving a functionalendometrium and tubal patency for future reproduction.

Results: we showed how we planned the surgical strategies to avoidpossible lessions on vital structures and seek for a better outcome in orderto have a fertile uterus.We showed an HisteroMRI with an endometrialcavity recovered to, nearly, its normal size and probe permeability of thefallopian tubes; same result was obtained with an histeroscopic evaluation.

Conclusion: with a good knowledge of the anatomy and fisiology of theuterus we could be able to ensure fertility in spite of the size of theirmyomas.

429 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy

(8:50 AM d 8:57 AM)

Robot-Assisted Vaginal Vault Suspension without Mesh at the Time

of Hysterectomy

Brazell HD, Tulikangas PK. Obstetrics and Gynecology, Hartford

Hospital, Hartford, Connecticut

Our objective is to demonstrate robot-assisted uterosacral vaginal vaultsuspension for women with apical prolapse as well to educate generalgynecologists in the use of this technique for women in whomhysterectomy is performed for non-prolapse indications.This is a common operation for the management of apical prolapse but istypically performed vaginally. Generally, when a vaginal hysterectomy isperformed for non-prolapse indications, gynecologists perform a McCallculdoplasty as prophylaxis for future vault prolapse. However, as theincidence of robotic hysterectomy increases, we demonstrate a roboticprocedure for vaginal vault support after hysterectomy for non-prolapseindications. Apical support is achieved by suturing the full-thickness ofthe vaginal cuff to the mid-uterosacral ligament on either side.In conclusion, uterosacral suspension not only offers excellent pelvicsupport for patients with prolapse, but should also be considered asa prophylactic measure for vaginal vault suspension in cases of robotichysterectomy for non-prolapse indications.

430 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy

(8:58 AM d 9:06 AM)

Conservative Endoscopic Management of Two Oversized Adnexal

Masses Based on the Jacobs Index

Canseco-Lima JM, Canseco-Olvera JDJ. Gynecologic Endoscopy, OBGIN

SC, San Luis Potosi, Mexico

Study Objective: To detemine the factibility of laparoscopic approach ofoversized adnexal masses in young women.

Design: Case Report

Setting: OBGIN SC affiliated hospitals.

Patients: 22 yrs old nulliparous female with a left unilocular with glassground echogenicity adnexal mass of 26x20x15cm,Ca 125 of 103.6U/ml.A 20 yrs old nulliparous female with right adnexal unilocular cystic massof 16x15x14cm,Ca 125 of 9 U/ml.

Interventions: Malignancy risk assessment with Jacobs index.Four portlaparoscopy was carried out.The ovarian cortex was preserved andcomplete dissection of the capsules was performed

Main Outcome Measure: Correlation between Jacobs Index andHistopathology

Results: Case 1 Ultrasound: Unilocular cyst with glass ground echogenicityvalue=0. Menopausal Status: Premenopausic Value=1. Ca 125=103.6Jacobs Index:0x1x103.6=0 Histopathology: Left ovarian endometriomacapsule of 25x18x14cm. Case 2 Ultrasound: Unilocular cyst value=0.Menopausal Status:Premenopausic Value=1.Ca 125=9. Jacobs Index:0x1x9=0. Histopathology: Simple serous right ovarian cyst capsule of15x14x10cm

Conslusion: 97% specificity value of Jacobs index allows a conservativeapproach being laparoscopy the first treatment option instead of laparotomy.

431 Video Session 13dAdvanced Endoscopy

(9:07 AM d 9:15 AM)

Management of Ovarian Cancer in 14th Gestational Week of

Pregnancy by Robotic Approach

Chen C-H, Chiu L-H, Chan C, Liu W-M. Department of Obstetrics and

Gynecology, Taipei Medical University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan