G Crépin

OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to evaluate the long term sequelae after vaginal hysterectomy. STUDY DESIGN: A retrospective case control study to evaluate the long term complications after vaginal hysterectomy compared with control patients wh…

OBJECTIVE: hysterectomy for benign disorders is usually well tolerated, but complications do occur. The aim of this retrospective study is to document such complications. PATIENTS AND METHODS: between March 1991 and December 1998, 1604 pat…

OBJECTIVE: Although hysterectomy for benign disorders is a routine and usually well-tolerated procedure, complications do occur, and the resulting morbidity rates are not negligible. The aim of this prospective study was to report periopera…

Adenomyosis is a frequent pathology of the uterus for women over 40. Difficult to diagnose, adenomyosis can be responsible of pelvic pain and menorrhagia. Association with infertility is a rare event and the responsibility of adenomyosis is…

Hysterectomy is a common gynaecological operation in Europe. Although the advantages of new minimally invasive procedures seem obvious, prospective randomised trials are essential for proper appraisal. We reviewed all randomised studies abo…

A clustering of radiologic signs is associated with the presence of ovarian and/or peritoneal endometriosis: some indicate fibrosis of utero-sacral ligaments (isthmic dissection of the uterus, fixed retroversion); others are linked to patho…

With reference to 207 observations of lesions associated with uterine fibronias. the authors have tried to discover a distinct anatomo-pathological entity. Associated lesions are found in 31 percent of cases. and this frequency should be pa…

With reference to 70 patients, the authors studied the pathology of the stump of the cervix left after subtotal hysterectomy. The wide range of disorders presented by women after partial hysterectomy included metrorrhagia (44.2 percent of c…