This video demonstrates technique for dissection of rectovaginal endometriosis, including a description of what I call the "Reverse Horseshoe" technique for separating the rectum and sigmoid from adherent cervix/vagina in cases of high grade bowel endometriosis. We also demonstrate the use of an EEA stapler to do an anterior disc resection of the rectal / sigmoid wall. This video is created with the intention of demonstrating these techniques to other surgeons, but will also be of of interest to women with high grade endometriosis who seek to better understand the surgical techniques that are involved in removing such disease. -------- Dr Fogelson is a Physician in practice at Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery in Portland, OR. For clinical consultation please call 503-715-1377, and visit us at http://www.nwendometriosis.com

This video demonstrates laparoscopic excision of rectus muscle endometriosis, a relatively rare variant of abdominal wall endometriosis. Most abdominal wall cases have to be removed through an abdominal incision, but when the disease is entirely within the rectus muscle, a laparoscopic approach is feasible and preferred. Performed by Dr. Nicholas Fogelson of Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery in Portland, OR. Call 503-715-1377 for clinical consultation. To be presented at AAGL annual meeting, Vancouver, BC, 2019.

This video is a tutorial for total intracorporeal colon resection and anastamosis with vaginal extraction of tissue, in 2 different cases of stage IV endometriosis. Performed by Dr. Nicholas Fogelson of Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery in Portland, OR, along with general surgery colleagues. Call 503-715-1377 for clinical consultation. To be presented at AAGL annual meeting, Vancouver, BC, 2019.

This is a video demonstrating a case of invasive endometriosis of the bladder wall, managed with full thickness excision and closure. Resection of additional extensive pelvic endometriosis also performed (not shown in this video). Performed by Dr. Nicholas Fogelson of Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery in Portland, OR. Call 503-715-1377 for clinical consultation. To be presented at AAGL annual meeting, Vancouver, BC, 2019.

This video demonstrates technique for safe and effective performance of a presacral neurectomy procedure. Narrated and performed with Dr. Nicholas Fogelson of Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery. This video was originally presented at the Global Endometriosis Summit in Reykjavik, Iceland in July 2017. Copyright 2017, 2019 Nicholas Fogelson, MD, Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery

This video demonstrates resection of superficial endometriosis of the rectal wall, along with lysis of adhesions and resection of sidewall endometriosis. Rectal endometriosis such as this can cause pain with defecation, blood in the stool, infertility, and pelvic pain. For clinical consultation call Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery in Portland, OR. http://www.nwendometriosis.com. 503-715-1377.

This video demonstrates a surgery to resect recurrent/residual endometriosis and high grade disease in the distal sigmoid colon. Surgery includes a hysterectomy, ureterolysis, and sigmoid colectomy with total intracorporeal anastamosis. Surgery performed by Dr. Nicholas Fogelson (NWEPS) and bariatric/general surgeon Dr. Avishai Meyer (Oregon Weight Loss Surgery). For clinical consultation, contact Dr. Nicholas Fogelson at 503-715-1377. Http://www.nwendometriosis.com

This video demonstrates full thickness excision of diaphragmatic endometriosis over both the mediastinal and thoracic parts of the right diaphragm, with primary suture closure. Includes case description as well as narration describing surgical technique tips for other endometriosis surgeons dealing with this condition. Dr. Fogelson provides advanced endometriosis care to women throughout the country and internationally at Northwest Endometriosis and Pelvic Surgery in Portland, OR. Please call 503-715-1377 for clinical consultation, or email our coordination Milissa Burbank at mburbank@nwendometriosis.com