Objective To explore the safety and feasibility of trasumbilical threeport laparoscopic salpingectomy without visible scars. Methods A total of 30 patients with tubal pregnancy were enrolled and underwent trasumbilical threeport laparoscopic salpingectomy without visible scars. During operation, the umbilical regions were taken as the center and were suspended by threads. A trianglelike incision was performed inside the exterior margin of navel. The clinical data of patients was retrospectively analyzed and the surgical efficacy was assessed. Results The surgery was completed uneventfully in the 30 cases without convention to routine laparoscopic or open surgery. No shortterm or longterm complications occurred in any cases. All of the patients recovered without abdominal visible scar. The mean operative duration was (35.48±11.32) min, the mean intraoperative blood loss was (15.3±2.25) mL, the postoperative anal exhaust time was (24.32±6.48) h, and the hospital stay was (4.02±0.48) d. Conclusions Trasumbilical three ports laparoscopic salpingectomy without visible scars is safe and feasible. This approach has the advantages of abdominal invisible scars, less pain and faster recovery, and is worthy of clinical promotion.

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