The advent of laparoscopic techniques has heralded a new era in vaginal surgery, but it has not been without its problems and risks. Unfortunately, its many advantages have meant that it is increasingly adopted in all situations, including those where the vaginal route would still be preferable for both patient and surgeon. Vaginal and Laparoscopic Vaginal Surgery aims to re-establish a proper balance between the two methods. It explains each procedure in full and details the roles that each procedure should play in the repertoire of the gynecological surgeon. Gynecologists, oncologists and gynecological surgeons, as well as students in these fields, will benefit from this text.