In this series, no further surgery was required in the follow-up to the initial laparoscopy. The check-up laparoscopy is of major interest in patients who wish to have a future pregnancy. The problem of the ideal period of time between the two laparoscopies remains unanswered. The 6 therapeutic pregnancy interruptions which followed shows that too many patients neglect to use contraception following a severe pelvic infection. The follow-up and information must remain a capital element in the management of these patients.
Laparoscopic surgery is currently the first line technique for treating adnexal abcesses.
It is necessary to remain vigilant to prevent these adnexal abcesses. This study confirms the primordial role of Chlamydia Trachomatis in upper pelvic infections. Finally, the early management of salpingitis by laparoscopy and appropriate antibiotherapy most often stops development into the purulent stage. Aggressive management of pelvic abcess. Laparoscopic treatment of tubo-ovarian abcesses.