Abstract
Hysterectomy is still one of the basic gynecological operations. Today, most workplaces use a wide range of techniques - abdominal approaches (AHE), vaginal approaches (VHE), laparoscopic hysterectomy (LHE) and a combination of probably the "most popular" laparoscopically assisted hysterectomy (LAVH) today.
When looking closely at publications evaluating complications, it is necessary to clearly distinguish between morbidity for benign indications and morbidity associated with concurrent lymphadenectomy for cancer. A separate chapter of evaluation must be the monitoring of the morbidity of uradical operations by parameter sessions.
Failure to respect these groups is incomparable to comparison. Let's leave aside the radical hysterectomy and the factors influencing its morbidity.
The group of indications for non-cancerous causes is clearly the lowest morbidity of vaginal hysterectomy technology.