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AIIMS removes uterus of 98-cm-tall woman through keyhole surgery

A 44-year-old woman endured extreme menstrual cramps attributed to deep pelvic endometriosis and adenomyosis. Due to her osteoporosis, any surgical intervention posed fracture risks, necessitating a cautious approach. A laparoscopic hysterectomy at AIIMS was performed, considering her petite frame and bone weakness. The successful procedure lasted about 90 minutes; she was carefully positioned and discharged three days after, recovering well.

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