Abstract
The objective of this article is to provide background on preventing, recognizing and treating complications of benign (non-endoscopic) gynaecological surgery. The prevention of vaginal vault haematoma, wound infection and uterine perforation will be discussed in more detail. The importance of understating the design of surgical instruments in highlighted. When instruments are used in their intended way, iatrogenic complications can be prevented. Exposure to the surgical field is essential, and correct positioning of the patient will allow saver surgery. Ergonomics are important for the surgeon and will also help in the prevention of complications.
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