Currently, surgical treatment of the ovaries is carried out
mainly by laparoscopic entry. Surgical interventions are always
associated with the need for hemostasis. All types of energy that
are used in surgery (mechanical, electrical, thermal, welding,
laser, etc.), depending on various pathophysiological mechanisms,
affect the ovarian tissue and damage the ovarian reserve in
women of reproductive age [1,2]. The ovarian suture causes an
intense inflammatory reaction to the foreign body (tissue necrosis,
granulation tissue) even around the suture material that dissolves
within 30-60 days. In surgery, conservative hemostasis methods
involving temporary compression are widely used: hemostasis
during acute gastroduodenal ulcer bleeding, liver damage.
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