Question 52 · LEK · Operative gynecology
An absolute contraindication to laparoscopic surgery in gynecology is not:
- A. patient’s lack of consent.
- B. condition after extensive oncological surgery of the stomach and intestines.
- C. diffuse peritonitis.
- D. obesity.
- E. pulmonary hypertension.
Hint
Distinguish conditions that only make laparoscopy technically harder from those that make it unacceptable or unsafe.
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