Maršalla-Marchetti Operation

Marshall-Marchetti surgery is one of the methods of surgical treatment of some forms of endometriosis and uterine fibroids. This operation was developed by American gynecologists Frederick Marshall and Antonello Marcelli in 1943.

The essence of the operation is that a layer of tissue affected by endometriosis or fibroids is removed from the surface of the uterus. Then on

Marshall-Marchet operation

Marshall–Marchetti is a complex and rare operation that is performed in gynecology to treat patients with a wide range of gynecological diseases. The operation was named after two great surgeons - Marshall (American gynecologist) and Market (Italian gynecologist).

This type of surgery is performed on the uterus or ovaries of women. The Marshall-Marchet operation is used only when other methods do not give any result. The operation is based on a high degree of precision execution. Therefore, it requires a lot of experience and knowledge from the surgeon to perform it. Using correct and careful access to the uterus and its elements, the surgeon provides assistance to both the woman and the partner in order to prolong the opportunity to become pregnant or cure a female disease.

The reasons why doctors perform this intervention are as follows:

- Uterine fibroids – when uterine cancer occurs or against the background of a previous hysterectomy. - Anomalies of the uterus. - Uterine bleeding, which is associated with malformations of the uterine cavity, for example, among other diseases, cervical erosion, endometrial hyperplasia, abnormal growth of the mucous membrane, polyps and ulcers. The Marchall operation is represented by three types, each of which is designed to perform certain surgical actions: - Type 0 - pelvic dissection through an extended lower median laparotomy. Defect in the pelvis. - Type II includes the presence of a difficult perimeter and adenomyosis. This type is a uterus that is usually of normal size, but with changes that include any