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The results of treatment of 61 endometrial cancer patients with various forms of obesity are presented. In a comparative aspect there are studied two groups of examined patients: the first group comprised 26 patients who had undergone the laparoscopic approach; the second group included 35 patients who had had an open access. It turned out that the use of the laparoscopic approach improved the results of surgical treatment of endometrial cancer patients with obesity. Using of this technique allowed to reduce intraoperative blood loss, to diminish the duration of analgesics’ administration, to shorten the period of bowel function recovery, 3 times to reduce the incidence of postoperative complications.References
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