Factors influencing vaginal cuff dehiscence after laparoscopic hysterectomy and the psychological state of the patients

Table 2 Relevant data of 9 patients

Case	Disease	Preoperative hemoglobin value (g/L)	Review 1 month after surgery	Clinical symptoms	Vaginal cuff rupture time after surgery (days)	Reason	Treat
1	Uterine fibroids	118	-	Vaginal bleeding	15	Infect	Conservative treatment
2	Uterine fibroids	115	-	Asymptomatic	24	Infect	Conservative treatment
3	Uterine fibroids	145	-	Asymptomatic	30	Sex	Transvaginal repair
4	Adenomyosis	68	Basic healed	Vaginal bleeding	48	Infect and sex	Transvaginal repair
5	Uterine fibroids	82	Basic healed	Vaginal bleeding	55	Infect and sex	Transvaginal repair
6	Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia	125	Fully healed	Asymptomatic	75	Sex	Exploratory laparotomy
7	Adenomyosis	80	Fully healed	Asymptomatic	98	Sex	Exploratory laparotomy
8	Uterine fibroids	78	Fully healed	Asymptomatic	102	Sex	Transvaginal repair
9	Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia	133	-	Vaginal bleeding	130	Infect	Conservative treatment