The most common reason for performing laparoscopic adhesiolysis is likely chronic pelvic abdominal pain. Many observational studies have suggested that laparoscopic adhesiolysis decrease pain. Malik and colleagues followed 187 patients who underwent laparoscopic adhesiolysis and found the method to be an “effective therapeutic measure”. Similarly, Nezhat evaluated chronic pelvic pain patients undergoing laparoscopic enterolysis who had prior hysterectomies. Two to five years after surgery they noted 37% of patients had complete or near complete pain relief, however 1/3 of patients reported less than 50% pain relief. More recently ovarian suspension procedures have been introduced in an attempt to reduce adhesion formation or reformation. Redwine reported no dense adhesions of the ovaries to the pelvic side wall after definitive suspension of the ovaries to the round ligament.