“ACTUALIZACIÓN DE LAS COMPLICACIONES POSTQUIRÚRGICAS EN CIRUGÍA MÍNIMAMENTE INVASIVA EN GINECOLOGÍA. REVISIÓN BIBLIOGRÁFICA”

Abstract

Introduction: Over the years, new surgical techniques have been developed to reduce mortality and complications, which are related to the complexity of the surgery to be performed; for this circumstance, laparoscopic surgery was designed since it does not have a significant rate of complications it does not have the importance at the time of diagnosis and postoperative treatment. Objective: To analyze postoperative complications in minimally invasive surgery in gynecology through a bibliographic review. Methodology: A bibliographic review of scientific information published in the last five years was conducted. This research included scientific articles published in English and Spanish, degree works, clinical trials, and systematic and bibliographic reviews. Documents were selected from reliable sources related to the proposed topic. Results: Thirty- five scientific articles were reviewed from the following databases: Web of Science, Scopus, Google Scholar, Elsevier, SciELO, and PubMed; nine articles were excluded, one for having incomplete information, two repeated articles, and six articles that were published more than five years ago.