Determination of clinical-economical efficiency of simultaneous operation of female

The presence in 30-40% [1,5,9,12,35,37,42] of patients of combined surgical and gynecological diseases puts before surgeons and gynecologists a solution to the problem of simultaneous correction of such a pathology, i.e. conducting simultaneous operations [6,7,11,21,25,29,36, 38, 40]. The production of minimally invasive and simultaneous operations emphasizes their undoubted advantages over several consecutive surgical interventions, both in therapeutic and economic aspects, both for the state and for patients in general. [2, 6,8,10,13,14,16,18,19,20,22,23]