Abstract:Objective To study the safety and clinical decision making of laparoscopic torsion preserving ovarian surgery in women.Methods Laparoscopic ovarian surgery was performed on 38 patients with adnexal torsion. The time of onset was observed, the number of weeks of ovarian cyst torsion, the index of preserving ovarian during surgery, the average amount of bleeding during the operation, the operation time and postoperative reproductive hormone levels, etc.Results Of the 38 patients, 17 had anterograde torsion (44.74%) and reverse torsion in 21 cases (55.26%). The mean twist was (1.28 ± 0.44) weeks and the operation time was (73.46 ± 25.33) min. All the patients successfully completed the operation. The average postoperative hemoglobin decreased was (14.71 ± 10.51) g/L. 6 patients received oral aspirin sustained-release tablets for one month after operation, the remaining 32 patients were not treated specially. All the patients had no obvious discomfort and complications after operation. Ultrasound after reexamination showed that the affected ovary returned to normal size.Conclusion Laparoscopic attachment reversed the ovarian preservation method. The ovarian can be preserved according to the ovarian texture is not fragile, and there is active bleeding on the peeling surface, which can avoid the removal of the affected ovary. It Can be carried out as a routine operation.