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Abstract
Gynaecological
surgery is constantly evolving. To inform practice with high-impact
research, clinicians need to focus on areas of importance. Surveys of
specialist members of the British Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy
have revealed a range of areas for research: diagnostic performance of
laparoscopies; therapeutic laparoscopies in endometriosis; laparoscopic
versus hysteroscopic sterilisation; and laparoscopic surgical
techniques, among others. Clinical and economic outcomes are important
in evaluating effectiveness and use of surgical health technology. For
studies to be valid, reliable and generalisable, they would have to be
free of bias, large and multi-centred. In a time of financial
constraints, it is important to encourage clinicians and trainees to
participate in important research studies to improve outcomes for
patients.
- Fig. 4. Results for the 2010 survey showing areas of interest for future research in benign gynaecology surgery.
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