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Uterine Surgery, Bag, No Bag, Power Morcellator & Uterine Cancer

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power morcellator, uterine morcellator, laparoscopic surgery,nuvaring,vaginal mesh lawsuit, transvaginal mesh lawyer, vaginal mesh lawyer, vaginal mesh, transvaginal mesh, vaginal mesh lawyer, transvaginal mesh lawyerUterine Surgery, Bag, No Bag, Power Morcellator & Uterine Cancer: A recent article in published in PubMed examined using a bag with a power morcellator and not using a bag with a power morcellator during laparoscopic power morcellation hysterectomy and myomectomy and how this affected time variables and tissue dissemination (spreading of the cells being morcellated).  

The article looked at laparoscopic surgery (laparoscopic uterine surgery (e.g., uterine fibroids)) from a little under one hundred patients and appears to conclude that the bag morcellator surgery took a little longer than the no bag morcellator surgery (note: malignancies or bag disruption were found).  

To read more of the article, follow this link – November 28, 2014.

 UTERINE SURGERY —  POWER MORCELLATORS — UTERINE CANCER

Apparently, there may be a link between power morcellator devices used during uterine laparoscopic surgeries and the development of uterine cancer.  During laparoscopic surgery (laparoscopic uterine surgery, e.g., hysterectomy, myomectomy, fibroids), a power morcellator may have been used to remove the symptom causing fibroids in the uterine area and other non-cancerous growths or tumors. 
 
If a power morcellator has been used during laparoscopic surgery (laparoscopic uterine surgery) and there are cancerous cells already present, the power morcellator may exacerbate or help spread the cancerous cells, growth or tissue. 
 
This unfettered spreading of the cancerous cells may lead to the development of cancer, particularly uterine cancer (leiomyosarcoma,Uterine leiomyosarcoma, endometrial cancer, sarcoma…).  

For more on power morcellators and cancer (uterine surgery (hysterectomy & myomectomy) uterine cancer), please follow this link: Power Morcellators.

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