Durability of treatment effects after endometrial cryoablation versus rollerball electroablation for abnormal uterine bleeding: Two-year results of a multicenter randomized trial
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This multicenter randomized trial investigated the durability of treatment effects for abnormal uterine bleeding following endometrial cryoablation compared to rollerball electroablation, reporting two-year outcomes.
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In a randomized trial, 93% of cryoablation patients who were evaluated at both 12 and 24 months and not retreated were free of abnormal uterine bleeding at 12 months and 94% at 24 months versus 92% of electroablation patients at both times. The retreatment rate was similar after cryoablation (12.9%) and electroablation (14.0%).
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