Minimally Invasive Surgery

Acute radiating gluteal pain can be a perplexing symptom, especially when linked to a less commonly discussed cause such as endometriosis involving the obturator internus muscle. This condition often goes unrecognized, leading to delayed diagnosis and treatment. Understanding the anatomy of the obturator internus muscle and its role in pelvic pain is essential for patients and healthcare providers alike. This post explores the connection between endometriosis and the obturato

Laparoscopic gynecologic surgery has transformed the way surgeons treat many conditions, offering patients less pain, quicker recovery, and smaller scars compared to open surgery. A key part of this procedure involves creating a pneumoperitoneum, which means inflating the abdomen with gas to provide space for surgeons to work. Traditionally, this is done at a standard pressure, but recent research explores whether using a lower pressure could improve patient outcomes without