Observational analysis shows effective diagnostics and radical treatment in gynecological peritonitis, suggesting videolaparoscopy as a critical intervention.
Key Points
Videolaparoscopy was highly effective, achieving radical treatment source control in 88.6% of patients.
Sensitivity and specificity for diagnostic purposes of videolaparoscopy were close to 100%, confirming its reliability.
Of the 44 analyzed patients, various etiologies, including purulent salpingitis, were identified as underlying causes of peritonitis.
Postoperative complications were observed in 13.6% of cases but were managed conservatively without reoperation.