Since 1979, Dr Redwine has performed the near-contact laparoscopy for the removal of endometriosis on nearly 400 women. Data collected from Dr Redwine's follow-up studies indicate that 75% of his patients have experienced complete relief of symptoms, and 20% have experienced an improvement in their symptoms from disabling pain to minimal pain. The individualized perioperative care and the high success rate realized with the near-contact technique has attracted women seeking relief from the painful and sometimes debilitating effects of endometriosis.
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Petersen, N. F., & Rhoe, J. (1988). Endometriosis. Obtaining relief via 'near-contact' laparoscopy. *AORN journal*, *48*(4), 700-7, 710-2. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0001-2092(07)69125-x
Petersen NF, Rhoe J. Endometriosis. Obtaining relief via 'near-contact' laparoscopy. AORN J. 1988;48(4):700-7, 710-2. doi:10.1016/s0001-2092(07)69125-x
Petersen, N. F., and Joelle Rhoe. "Endometriosis. Obtaining relief via 'near-contact' laparoscopy." *AORN journal*, vol. 48, no. 4, 1988, pp. 700-7, 710-2.
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