Chapter
Vaginal hysterectomy
pp.：
22 – 25
Circumcision and dissection of the bladder
pp.：
25 – 29
Errors and dangers
pp.：
29 – 31
Opening the cul-de-sac (pouch of Douglas) and dividing the parametrium
pp.：
31 – 34
Errors and dangers
pp.：
34 – 37
Opening the vesicouterine fold and removal of the uterus
pp.：
37 – 41
Errors and dangers
pp.：
41 – 44
Closure of the peritoneal cave
pp.：
41 – 41
Errors and dangers
pp.：
41 – 41
Sutures of the vaginal wound
pp.：
44 – 44
Errors and Dangers
pp.：
44 – 45
Errors and dangers
pp.：
45 – 46
Hysterectomy involving removal of the adnexa
pp.：
45 – 45
Vaginal hysterectomy of the fibromyomatous uterus
pp.：
46 – 48
Variations of the routine vaginal hysterectomy in extreme pathoanatomical conditions
pp.：
46 – 46
The vaginal removal of the uterus with fibromyoma of the cervix
pp.：
48 – 53
The vaginal removal of the uterus with an intraligamentary fibromyoma
pp.：
53 – 55
Vaginal hysterectomy in a prolapse
pp.：
55 – 62
The vaginal removal of the inner genitalia in carcinoma of the endometrium
pp.：
62 – 62
The vaginal hysterectomy with pathology of the adnexa and of the peritoneum
pp.：
62 – 63
Vaginal hysterectomy in cases of pathologic parametria
pp.：
62 – 62
Vaginal hysterectomy after previous operations
pp.：
63 – 64
The vaginal hysterectomy after interposition operation (interpositio vesicovaginalis)
pp.：
64 – 67
Errors and dangers
pp.：
67 – 80
Cutting the ligaments and dissection of the bladder in abdominal hysterectomy with removal of the adnexa
pp.：
67 – 67
Abdominal hysterectomy
pp.：
67 – 67
Errors and dangers
pp.：
80 – 88
Severing the uterus from the parametria and the vagina
pp.：
80 – 80
Hysterectomy with removal of the tubes
pp.：
88 – 88
Peritoneal closure
pp.：
88 – 88
Errors and dangers
pp.：
88 – 90
Errors and dangers
pp.：
88 – 88
Abdominal hysterectomy with severely pathological conditions
pp.：
90 – 90
Dissection of the ureter
pp.：
90 – 96
Vaginal radical operation of carcinoma of the cervix
pp.：
96 – 102
SCHUCHARDT incision
pp.：
102 – 103
Formation of the vaginal cuff
pp.：
103 – 104
Errors and dangers
pp.：
104 – 108
Dissection of the bladder and the ureters. Resection of the paracolpium and the caudal rectal pillars
pp.：
108 – 110
Errors and dangers
pp.：
110 – 119
Errors and dangers
pp.：
119 – 119
Errors and dangers
pp.：
119 – 119
Opening the vesicouterine fold of peritoneum
pp.：
119 – 119
Removal of the specimen
pp.：
119 – 120
Opening the cul-de-sac and exposing the caudal segments of the rectal pillars
pp.：
119 – 119
Errors and dangers
pp.：
120 – 124
Suture of the SCHUCHARDT incision
pp.：
124 – 124
Closure of the peritoneum, hemostasis and sutures of the vaginal wound
pp.：
124 – 124
Additional retroperitoneal lymph node dissection
pp.：
124 – 129
Introduction and general survey
pp.：
129 – 134
The abdominal radical hysterectomy
pp.：
129 – 129
The original method of WERTHEIM and how it differs from the more extended procedures
pp.：
134 – 135
The advantages of primary lymph node dissection
pp.：
135 – 135
Errors and dangers
pp.：
135 – 135
Anatomical modification of the original WERTHEIM operation to avoid urological complications
pp.：
135 – 135
Exposure and dissection of the ureter
pp.：
135 – 136
Errors and dangers
pp.：
136 – 143
Errors and dangers
pp.：
143 – 147
Opening the cul-de-sac and dissection of the rectum
pp.：
143 – 143
Errors and dangers
pp.：
143 – 143
Further dissection of bladder and ureters
pp.：
143 – 143
Lymph node dissection
pp.：
147 – 149
The precise topographic anatomy
pp.：
149 – 152
The original method of LATZKO
pp.：
152 – 154
The extended abdominal radical operation according to LATZKO and its modifications
pp.：
152 – 152
Modification of the University Gynecological Departments in Vienna
pp.：
154 – 154
I. Lymph node dissection, exposure of the ligamentum MACKENRODT (web) and the pelvic section of the ureter
pp.：
154 – 154
Errors and dangers
pp.：
154 – 155
II. Division of paracolpium and rectal pillars
pp.：
155 – 155
Dissection of the rectum from the vagina
pp.：
155 – 160
III. Dissection of the bladder, exposure of the prevesical section of the ureter and removal of the vesicouterine ligament
pp.：
160 – 160
Errors and dangers
pp.：
160 – 160
Errors and dangers
pp.：
160 – 164
Peritoneal closure
pp.：
164 – 164
Radical resection of the vagina
pp.：
164 – 165
The radioisotope radical operation of carcinoma of the cervix
pp.：
165 – 179
Bibliography
pp.：
179 – 185
Gynecological Operative Anatomy
：The Simple and Radical Hysterectomy. Atlas. Appendix: The Radioisotope Radical Operation
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