This book delves into total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH), covering a range of intricate situations like multiple previous surgeries, severe endometriosis, frozen pelvis, large masses, and multidisciplinary surgeries. It specifically emphasizes on the posterior approach and the comprehensive canopy concept for dissecting densely adherent bladder in TLH. Each chapter provides numerous high definition, 4K, surgical snapshots in an easy-to-understand language, aiming to simplify surgical techniques. Most chapters have been provided with procedural videos to further enhance the clarity, thus making complex TLH safer, simpler, and more accessible to surgeons.

The book is relevant for budding and experienced surgeons alike and for practitioners of minimally invasive surgery.

Autorentext

Dr. Nutan Jain, completed her MBBS and MD in obstetrics and gynaecology from GVSM Medical College, Kanpur, India. She has received extensive training in laparoscopy from Texas Medi Tech University, USA, and lapro-hysteroscopy from Royal Free Hospital, London. She has received specific subject focused mentorship and training from world renowned pioneers who were at the forefront of endoscopic surgery in the early nineties.

Dr. Jain is the head of the gynaecology, IVF, and laparoscopic surgery departments at Vardhman Hospital, Muzaffarnagar, India. Her special interests include laparoscopic hysterectomy, management of extensive endometriosis, management of pelvic floor disorders, laparoscopic myomectomy, infertility management, IVF and hysteroscopy. Dr. Jain has published many papers in peer-reviewed national and international journals, and delivered lectures at various national and international conferences. She has authored several books which have been translated into Spanish and Chinese languages. Dr. Jain shares her surgical expertise by showcasing live surgeries in workshops at endoscopy events, including the American Association of Gynaecological Laparoscopists (AAGL). Her innovation, the Jain point, has been a big leap forward to make laparoscopic entry safer, not only for gynaecologists but for all practitioners of minimally invasive surgeries, including general surgeons, urologists, oncologists, paediatrics, and bariatric surgeons. She has held leadership roles in various international organization of endoscopic surgery.