Abstract:Objective?To study the effect of three methods of hemostasis on ovarian stromal blood flow and hormone levels in laparoscopic ovarian tumor removal. Methods?90 patients received laparoscopic ovarian tumor stripping from May 2012 to October 2015 were randomly divided into three groups according to different operation wound hemostasis. A group patients received unipolar electric coagulation hemostasis, B group patients received bipolar electric coagulation hemostasis, C group patient received suture hemostasis. The operation situation, ovarian stromal blood flow, serum hormone levels were compared between the three groups. Results?Operation time of A group and B group were significantly shorter than C group (t = 6.81, 7.49, P <0.05); 6 months after surgery, B group and C group AFC, PSV, EDV were significantly higher than A group (t = 3.79, 5.90, 3.02, 6.82, 7.75, 3.00, P <0.05), serum LH, FSH were significantly lower than A group , E2 were significantly higher than A group (t = 10.20, 8.49, 14.70, 11.10, 9.21, 15.56, P <0.05), there were no statistical differences of ovarian stromal blood flow, serum hormone levels between B group and C group (P >0.05). Conclusion?Bipolar coagulation hemostasis in laparoscopic ovarian tumor removal helps to reduce the surgical trauma, maintaining ovarian stromal blood flow is relatively stable, and protect the ovarian reserve function.