• Port
    • Midline camera
    • 2x 5mm
  • Isolate the IP and identify the ureter
    • Lateral approach
      • Open peritoneum lateral to the infundibularpelvic ligament (suspensory ligament of the ovary)
        • Bluntly open this space pushing the lateral pelvic wall contents lateral
        • There is a triangle of space where the ureter can be found
          • Anterior - round ligament
          • Lateral - internal iliac vessels
          • Medially - tube, ovary and IP ligament
      • Once the avascular space is open the ureter will be found inferior and medical to the IP ligament
    • The window under the IP ligament can now be confidently opened as the ureter postion is known and the IP is skelotonised
  • Ligate the IP ligament
  • Next steps depends on oophorectomy or salpingo-oophrectomy
    • Oophorectomy only
      • Divded the utero-ovarian ligament close to the ovary
    • SPO
      • Take the peritneum close to the fallopian tube and follow this up to the uterus
      • Take the fallopian tube and utero-ovarian ligament at the level of the uterus