Use of Hysteroscopy in Addition to Laparoscopy for Evaluating Chronic Pelvic Pain, Farr Nezhat, MD, Camran Nezhat, MD, Ceana H. Nezhat, MD, Jeffrey S. Levy, MD, Edit Smith, MD, Leslie Katz, J Reproductive Medicine, 0024-7758/95/4006/-0431

This study assesses whether hysteroscopy can provide information concerning the cause of chronic pelvic pain. We prospectively evaluated the findings in 547 consecutive patients who had laparoscopy to evaluate chronic pelvic pain at a large, referral-based clinic and outpatient suite of a suburban hospital.

Laparoscopic Amputation of a Noncommunicating Rudimentary Horn After a Hysteroscopic Diagnosis: A Case Study, Farr Nezhat, MD, Camran Nezhat, MD, Oleg Bess, MD, & Ceana H. Nezhat, MD; Surgical Laparoscopy & Endoscopy, Vol. 4, No. 2, p. 155-56

This report describes the diagnosis and management of a non-communicating rudimentary horn complicated by severe pelvic pain and associated endometriosis. this condition was diagnosed by simultaneous laparoscopic and hysteroscopic examinations. The hysteroscopic evaluation was significant in the diagnosis, as the noncommunicating horn was not recognized during a previous laparoscopy. the laparoscopic removal of the horn afforded complete long-term resolution of pain coupled with speedy postoperative recovery.