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10. Two-Port Laparoscopic Removal of Large Ovarian Cystadenoma

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Marchand, Greg J., primary, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Azadi, Ali, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Vallejo, Jannelle, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Galitsky, Anthony, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, Calteux, Nicolas, additional, and Osipov, Robert, additional

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2022
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11. Efficacy of hyoscine in pain management during hysteroscopy: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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Marchand, Greg J., primary, Kurdi, Wesam, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Maarouf, Hiba, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Masoud, Ahmed Taher, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Calteux, Nicolas, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, Parise, Julia, additional, Arroyo, Amanda, additional, Chen, Diana, additional, Pierson, Maria, additional, Rafie, Rasa, additional, and Shareef, Mohammad Abrar, additional

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2022
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12. Birth Outcomes of Neonates Exposed to Marijuana in Utero

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Masoud, Ahmed Taher, additional, Govindan, Malini, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, Parise, Julia, additional, Arroyo, Amanda, additional, Coriell, Catherine, additional, Goetz, Sydnee, additional, Karrys, Amitis, additional, and Sainz, Katelyn, additional

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2022
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13. A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Intraperitoneal Bupivacaine in Laparoscopic Gynecologic Surgery

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Marchand,Greg, Ware,Kelly, Govindan,Malini, Masoud,Ahmed T, King,Alexa, Ruther,Stacy, Brazil,Giovanna, Cieminski,Kaitlynne, Calteux,Nicolas, Coriell,Catherine, Ulibarri,Hollie, Parise,Julia, Arroyo,Amanda, Chen,Diana, Pierson,Maria, Rafie,Rasa, and Sainz,Katelyn

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Journal of Pain Research
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Greg Marchand,1 Kelly Ware,1,2 Malini Govindan,1 Ahmed T Masoud,1,3 Alexa King,1,2 Stacy Ruther,1 Giovanna Brazil,1 Kaitlynne Cieminski,1 Nicolas Calteux,1 Catherine Coriell,1 Hollie Ulibarri,1 Julia Parise,1 Amanda Arroyo,1 Diana Chen,4 Maria Pierson,4 Rasa Rafie,5 Katelyn Sainz1 1Marchand Institute for Minimally Invasive Surgery, Mesa, AZ, USA; 2International University of Health Sciences, Basseterre, St. Kitts; 3Fayoum University Faculty of Medicine, Fayoum, Egypt; 4Midwestern University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Glendale, AZ, USA; 5Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Parker, CO, USACorrespondence: Greg MarchandMarchand Institute for Minimally Invasive Surgery, 10238 E. Hampton, Ste. 212, Mesa, AZ, 85209, USATel +1 4809990905Fax +1 4809990801Email gm@marchandinstitute.orgObjective: We set out to evaluate whether the instillation of bupivacaine versus a saline solution into the peritoneal cavity at time of laparoscopic gynecologic surgery will reduce postoperative pain and postoperative opioid consumption.Data Sources: We searched six databases: Web of Science, SCOPUS, Cochrane CENTRAL, ClinicalTrials.Gov, MEDLINE and PubMed. Our search strategy had no restriction on time or languages and included all studies that met our search algorithm up to March of 2021.Methods of Study Selection: We included only randomized trials that met our search strategy for the outcomes of 1) pain intensity 24 hours after surgery, 2) pain intensity 6 hours after surgery, and 3) length of hospital stay.Tabulation, Integration, and Results: We analyzed continuous data using mean difference (MD) with relative 95% confidence interval (CI). We included 8 randomized clinical trials. We found that intraperitoneal bupivacaine showed significant difference from the saline group regarding pain intensity 24 hours after surgery (MD= − 0.73 [− 1.10, − 0.36]) (P = 0.01) and pain intensity 6 hours after surgery (MD= − 1.12 [− 2.22, − 0.02]) (P = 0.05). Overall, patients allocated to the placebo group seemed to need other analgesics earlier than patients allocated to the bupivacaine group (MD=145.08 [51.37, 238.79] (P = 0.02)). There was no significant difference regarding the length of hospital stay (MD= − 0.44 [− 1.44, 0.56]) (P = 0.39).Conclusion: Bupivacaine significantly reduced the visual analog pain score for pain compared with that of the placebo at 6 and 24 hours postoperatively. There was no significant difference in hospital stay.Prospero Registration: CRD42021254268.Keywords: ERAS, marcaine, bupivacaine, enhanced recovery after surgery, intra-abdominal anesthetic

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2021

14. Effect of single- and double-layer cesarean section closure on residual myometrial thickness and isthmocele - a systematic review and meta-analysis

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Marchand, Greg J, primary, Masoud, Ahmed, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, Parise, Julia, additional, Arroyo, Amanda, additional, Coriell, Catherine, additional, Goetz, Sydnee, additional, Christensen, Ashley, additional, and Sainz, Katelyn, additional

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2021
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15. Systematic Review and Meta Analysis of the Efficacy of Gabapentin in Chronic Female Pelvic Pain Without Another Diagnosis

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Masoud, Ahmed Taher, additional, Govindan, Malini, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Calteux, Nicolas, additional, Coriell, Catherine, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, Parise, Julia, additional, Arroyo, Amanda, additional, Chen, Diana, additional, Pierson, Maria, additional, Rafie, Rasa, additional, and Sainz, Katelyn, additional

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2021
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16. Contained and uncontained morcellation in hysterectomy and myomectomy: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Masoud, Ahmed, additional, Christensen, Ashley, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, Parise, Julia, additional, Arroyo, Amanda, additional, Coriell, Catherine, additional, Goetz, Sydnee, additional, and Sainz, Katelyn, additional

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2021
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17. Systematic review of the effect of implementing enhanced recovery after surgery on selected attributes of surgical recovery in gynecology

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Marchand, Greg J, primary, Coriell, Catherine, additional, Taher, Ahmed, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Calteux, Nicolas, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, Parise, Julia, additional, Arroyo, Amanda, additional, and Sainz, Katelyn, additional

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2021
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18. The Efficacy of Acetominophen for Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy

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Marchand, Greg J., Azadi, Ali, Sainz, Katelyn, Masoud, Ahmed, Anderson, Sienna, Ruther, Stacy, Ware, Kelly, Hopewell, Sophia, Brazil, Giovanna, King, Alexa, Vallejo, Jannelle, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, Galitsky, Anthony, Osipov, Robert, Steele, Allison, and Love, Jennifer

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Pain, Postoperative, Pain, Review Article, Analgesics, Non-Narcotic, Hysterectomy, Treatment Outcome, Humans, Pain Management, Female, Laparoscopy, ERAS, Enhanced Recovery After Surgery, Acetaminophen, Pain Measurement
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Objective: Despite limited data, acetaminophen, along with other agents, is commonly included in enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocols following laparoscopic hysterectomy. We aimed to systematically review the efficacy of acetaminophen on the management of postoperative pain after laparoscopic hysterectomy. Methods: We searched PubMed, SCOPUS, Web of Science, and Cochrane Library databases for relevant clinical trials investigating the role of acetaminophen in the management of pain after laparoscopic hysterectomy. We performed the risk of bias according to Cochrane’s risk of bias tool. We performed the analysis of homogeneous data under the fixed-effects model during the analysis of heterogeneous data under the random-effects model. The primary outcome was the assessment of pain score after 2, 6, 12, and 24 h. Results: A total of 495 patients in 13 trials were included in our meta-analysis. Acetaminophen was not superior at reducing postoperative pain scores. Further analysis at progressive temporal points revealed no further significance; effect size at after 2 h (SMD = −0.020, 95% CI (−0.216; 0.176)), 6 h (SMD = −0.115, 95% CI (−0.312; 0.083)), 12 h (SMD = −0.126, 95% CI (−0.277; 0.025)), or 24 h (SMD = 0.063, 95% CI (−0.065; 0.191)). Pooled analysis was heterogeneous (P

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2021

19. Novel oxytocin receptor antagonists for tocolysis: a systematic review and meta-analysis of the available data on the efficacy, safety, and tolerability of retosiban

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Blumrick, Richard, additional, Ruuska, Alexandra D., additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Masoud, Ahmed Taher, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Calteux, Nicolas, additional, Ulibarri, Hollie, additional, and Sainz, Katelyn, additional

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2021
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21. Systematic review, meta-analysis and statistical analysis of laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy vs. endometrial ablation

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Marchand, Greg J., primary, Azadi, Ali, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Masoud, Ahmed, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Vallejo, Jannelle, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Galitsky, Anthony, additional, Steele, Allison, additional, and Love, Jennifer, additional

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2021
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22. Management of interstitial pregnancy in the era of laparoscopy: a meta-analysis of 855 case studies compared with traditional techniques

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Masoud, Ahmed Taher, additional, Galitsky, Anthony, additional, Azadi, Ali, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Vallejo, Janelle, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Eberhardt, Kaitlyn, additional, and Sainz, Katelyn, additional

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2021
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25. LESS hysterectomy through a bluntly created 11 mm incision

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Azadi, Ali, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Wolf, Hannah, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Vallejo, Jannelle, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, and Galitsky, Anthony, additional

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2021
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26. Salpingectomy vs Tubal Ligation for Sterilization: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

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Mills, Kerry, primary, Marchand, Greg, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Azadi, Ali, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Vallejo, Janelle, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Osborn, Asya, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Rials, Lisa, additional, and Klipp, Angela, additional

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2021
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27. The Efficacy of Acetaminophen in ERAS Protocols for Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy

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Marchand, Greg J., primary, Azadi, Ali, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Masoud, Ahmed, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Vallejo, Jannelle, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Galitsky, Anthony, additional, Osipov, Robert, additional, Steele, Allison, additional, and Love, Jennifer, additional

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2021
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28. Minimally invasive search for a missing vibrator

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Marchand, Greg J., primary, Azadi, Ali, additional, Brar, Akarshi Kaue, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Meassick, Katerina, additional, Wolf, Hannah, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Vallejo, Jannelle, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, and Galitsky, Anthony, additional

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2020
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29. Single Port 11 mm Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Performed on a 32-Year-Old Female with Adhesive Disease

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Marchand, Greg J., primary, Azadi, Ali, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Wolf, Hannah, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Vallejo, Janelle, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Galitsky, Anthony, additional, and Brar, Akarshi Kaue, additional

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2020
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30. Two port laparoscopic trachelectomy without the use of ureteral stents Azadi et al. Two port trachelectomy

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Anderson, Sienna, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Wolf, Hannah, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Vallejo, Jannelle, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Galitsky, Anthony, additional, and Azadi, Ali, additional

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2020
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31. A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Laparotomy Compared with Laparoscopic Management of Cornual Pregnancy

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Marchand, Greg, primary, Masoud, Ahmed, additional, Sainz, Katelyn, additional, Azadi, Ali, additional, Ware, Kelly, additional, Vallejo, Janelle, additional, Anderson, Sienna, additional, King, Alexa, additional, Osborn, Asya, additional, Ruther, Stacy, additional, Brazil, Giovanna, additional, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, additional, Hopewell, Sophia, additional, Rials, Lisa, additional, and Brar, Akarshi, additional

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2020
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32. Unusual Case of a Missing Vibrator Device in the Pelvis

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Marchand, Greg J., Sainz, Katelyn M., Azadi, Ali, King, Alexa, Anderson, Sienna, Ruther, Stacy, Brazil, Giovanna, Rials, Lisa, Ware, Kelly, Osborn, Asya, and Hopewell, Sophia

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Article Subject
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Emergency room admissions and surgery secondary to the malfunctioning of devices intended for sexual stimulation are extremely common. Emergency room staff in the United States are commonly skilled in the detection and removal of some of these frequent occurrences. Occasionally, surgical intervention can be warranted if the device enters a cavity that cannot safely be explored in the emergency room setting. We report a case of a vibrator which was lost during sexual activity and appeared on flat plate X-ray to be in the abdominal cavity. A careful history showed that the device was of an unusually narrow diameter, and surgical intervention showed the device ultimately ended up in the bladder without traumatic injury. Following laparoscopic confirmation of the device’s location in the bladder, cystoscopic removal was performed and the patient recovered uneventfully.

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2020
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34. Effect of single- and double-layer cesarean section closure on residual myometrial thickness and isthmocele - a systematic review and meta-analysis.

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Marchand, Greg J., Masoud, Ahmed, King, Alexa, Ruther, Stacy, Brazil, Giovanna, Ulibarri, Hollie, Parise, Julia, Arroyo, Amanda, Coriell, Catherine, Goetz, Sydnee, Christensen, Ashley, and Sainz, Katelyn

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UTERINE contraction, CESAREAN section, SCARS, CONFIDENCE intervals, OPERATIVE surgery
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2021
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35. Contained and uncontained morcellation in hysterectomy and myomectomy: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

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Marchand, Greg, Masoud, Ahmed, Christensen, Ashley, Ruther, Stacy, Brazil, Giovanna, King, Alexa, Ulibarri, Hollie, Parise, Julia, Arroyo, Amanda, Coriell, Catherine, Goetz, Sydnee, and Sainz, Katelyn

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HYSTERECTOMY, MYOMECTOMY, HOSPITALS, BLOOD loss estimation, OPERATIVE surgery
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36. Systematic review of the effect of implementing enhanced recovery after surgery on selected attributes of surgical recovery in gynecology.

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Marchand, Greg J., Coriell, Catherine, Taher, Ahmed, King, Alexa, Ruther, Stacy, Brazil, Giovanna, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, Calteux, Nicolas, Ulibarri, Hollie, Parise, Julia, Arroyo, Amanda, and Sainz, Katelyn

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GYNECOLOGIC surgery, MINIMALLY invasive procedures, POSTOPERATIVE pain, PATIENT satisfaction, SYSTEMATIC reviews
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37. Systematic review and meta-analysis of ropivacaine use in laparoscopic hysterectomy.

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Marchand, Greg J., Azadi, Ali, Sainz, Katelyn, Anderson, Sienna, Ruther, Stacy, Ware, Kelly, Hopewell, Sophia, Brazil, Giovanna, King, Alexa, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, Steele, Allison, and Love, Jennifer

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META-analysis, ROPIVACAINE, CONTROL groups, LAPAROSCOPY, PAIN management
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38. Two port laparoscopic trachelectomy without the use of ureteral stents.

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Marchand, Greg J., Anderson, Sienna, Ruther, Stacy, Hopewell, Sophia, Brazil, Giovanna, Sainz, Katelyn, Wolf, Hannah, King, Alexa, Vallejo, Jannelle, Ware, Kelly, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, Galitsky, Anthony, and Azadi, Ali

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TRACHELECTOMY, HYSTERECTOMY, ENDOSCOPIC surgery, LAPAROSCOPIC surgery, SURGICAL complications, SURGICAL stents
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Trachelectomy is a notoriously difficult laparoscopic procedure, often because of remaining scar tissue from a prior supracervical hysterectomy, as well as the necessity to clear vital organs, including the bladder and the rectum, out of the plane of dissection in order to remove the cervix. Many authors have suggested techniques involving ureteral stents to minimize the chance of ureteral injury. Our institute presents this two-port laparoscopic technique without the use of stents, which we believe safely accomplishes the trachelectomy through very minimally invasive means. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2021
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39. Two Port Laparoscopic Removal of Large Ovarian Cystadenoma

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Marchand, Greg J., Sainz, Katelyn, Ruther, Stacy, Azadi, Ali, Ware, Kelly, Brazil, Giovanna, King, Alexa, Vallejo, Jannelle, Cieminski, Kaitlynne, Galitsky, Anthony, Ulibarri, Hollie, Calteux, Nicolas, and Osipov, Robert

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An ovarian mucinous cystadenoma is a common benign tumour of the ovary that tends to reach very large sizes. Although traditional morcellation in the abdominal cavity is largely avoided in gynaecologic surgery, several authors have proposed other systems and techniques for the removal of large masses without resorting to laparotomy. We proposed an extremely minimally invasive technique to remove a large mass with a very low suspicion of malignancy, and created a video demonstration of the procedure. In this short film we illustrate our novel technique using only 2 laparoscopic ports, which maximizes both cosmesis and speed of recovery. The technique is not a completely closed system, therefore the potential for spreading an undiagnosed malignancy still exists. Accordingly, the authors do not suggest this technique for masses with a high potential for malignancy. However, in properly consented patients where there is very little suspicion for malignancy, our technique may be a reasonable option to promote fast recovery and provide excellent cosmesis.

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2021
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40. Systematic review of the safety and efficacy of tramadol during office hysteroscopy

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Maarouf H, Marchand GJ, Ware K, Masoud A, King A, Ruther S, Brazil G, Ulibarri H, Parise J, Arroyo A, Sainz K, and Shareef MA

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Office hysteroscopy (OH) is a common procedure in gynecology. Pain is the most frequently reported problem in OH. In this study, we aimed to investigate the role of tramadol administration in relieving pain in women undergoing OH. We searched PubMed, the Cochrane Library, ClinicalTrials.gov, MEDLINE, Scopus, and Web of Science databases for relevant clinical trials based on our search terms. We included randomized controlled trials and included all published trials in all six searched databases from their inception until February 28 th 2021. We included pain as the primary outcome, and the incidence of adverse events of tramadol as secondary outcomes. We performed the analysis of continuous data using mean difference (MD) and dichotomous data using risk ratio (RR). We found that tramadol led to significantly less pain during the actual procedure [MD=-1.27, 95% confidence interval (CI): (-1.66, -0.88); p<0.001], immediately after the procedure [MD=-1.03, 95% CI: (-1.40, -0.67); p<0.001], and 30 minutes after the procedure [MD=-0.74, 95% CI: (-1.06, -0.41); p<0.001]. Regarding safety endpoints, no significant difference was noted for dizziness [RR=1.88, 95% CI: (0.79, 4.47); p=0.16] or vomiting [RR=1.80, 95% CI: (0.40, 8.18); p=0.45]. Based on the available data, we conclude that tramadol administration seems to be both effective and safe for patients undergoing office hysteroscopy.

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2021
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