This document discusses complications that can occur during and after laparoscopic radical hysterectomy (LRH) and how to prevent and manage them. It notes that complications can be divided into intraoperative, immediate postoperative, and delayed. Intraoperative complications include vascular injuries, ureteric injuries, and bowel injuries. Immediate postoperative complications are mainly hemorrhagic due to issues like clip slippage or inadequate vessel sealing. Delayed complications include thromboembolic episodes which can be prevented with prophylaxis like leg strapping and heparin. The document emphasizes that thorough knowledge of pelvic anatomy and careful surgical technique are important to prevent complications during LRH.

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5. Patient Position Modified Llyod-Davis position Bolester

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16. Bowel injury

17. Bowel injury

19. Genitofemoral Nerve

20. Obturator Nerve ( O.N )

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