Table 2.
Uterine inversion managed by laparoscopic approach.
| Case | Age | Image | Diagnosis | Reduction | Management |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auber (2011) [9] | 40 | US | Leiomyoma | No | Total hysterectomy |
| Minas (2015) [10] | 47 | MRI | Leiomyoma | No | Total hysterectomy |
| Zhang (2015) [11] | 34 | MRI | Leiomyoma | Yes (Haultain procedure) | Myomectomy |
| Arpita (2019) [12] | 38 | MRI | Leiomyoma | Yes (Haultain procedure) | Total hysterectomy |
| Kinza (2019) [13] | 47 | US | Leiomyoma | No | Total hysterectomy |
| Current case | 34 | CT | Endometrial carcinoma | Yes (Johnson’s maneuver) | Reduction and delayed surgery (robotically assisted total laparoscopic hysterectomy, BSO, sentinel lymph node mapping) |
BSO, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; US, ultrasound.