[Alternatives and access routes in hysterectomies. Are randomizations dangerous?].

In: Journal de gynecologie, obstetrique et biologie de la reproduction · 1996 · vol. 25(3) , pp. 257–63 · PMID:8767222 · W2412770386
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This review identified numerous deficiencies in existing randomized trials on hysterectomy routes and surgical approaches, necessitating new prospective studies adapted to European conditions.

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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 about routes for hysterectomy and comparison of conservative or radical surgery. This study points out the many deficiencies of such studies. Referred conclusions are then open to criticism. We concluded that new prospective studies should be performed, adapted to social, cultural and economic conditions in Europe.

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