Abstract:Abstract: Objective?To explore the application value of laparoscopic tubal terminal anastomosis to improve clinical skills.?Methods?Retrospective analyzed the clinical data of 96 patients with the tubal isthmus, or of periampullary obstruction infertility from March 2012 to March 2017. All the patients were treated by modified laparoscopic tubal end to end anastomosis. Then compare the anastomosis placing stents (65 cases) and not placing stents (31 cases) in patients with laparoscopic success rate, operation time, intraoperative anastomosis patency rate, tubal patency rate after operation, postoperative pregnancy rate and so on. The epidural catheter from the oviduct umbrella end retrograde intubation to near the distal obstruction position, tiny camber of a tubal distal and proximal blind side, trim outside of fallopian tube catheterization tube surface near side end, make it of fallopian tube, catheter for support, with 5/0 absorbable suture suture needle 3-4. When the stent is placed in the victim, the tube is aligned first.With 5/0 absorbable thread 1 in 6 points, stitching on both sides of the tube cavity muscular layer, can be through the mucous membrane layer, 2 needle stitching at 12 o ’clock on both sides of the tube cavity muscular layer, can also through the mucous membrane, after 12 o ’clock sewed up at 6 o ’clock, in turn, taut knot, 3 pm 9 pm to 12 pm line as the center of muscularis suture pulp, need not through mucous membrane layer.intraoperative and postoperative first menstrual clean after 3 to 7 d in hydraulic dredge once.?Results?Intraoperative catheter stents, 65 cases of 96 patients, 128 article of fallopian tube anastomosis, intraoperative after anastomosis patency, 127 (99.22%), postoperative article after the first menstrual clean liquid 128 patency (100.00%), 24 months after pregnancy 53 cases (81.54%). No stents were put in 31 cases, and the tubal anastomosis was performed in 62, with 60 (96.77%) after anastomosis, and 61 unobstructed ventilation (98.39%) after the first period of operation (98.39%), and 25 cases in 24 months after surgery (80.65%).?Conclusion?Laparoscopic oviduct anastomosis can achieve better clinical results with the maturation of operation technique and improvement of surgical method.