Hysterectomy and sexual wellbeing

In: BMJ · 2004 · vol. 328(7431) , pp. 107.4 · doi:10.1136/bmj.328.7431.107-c · PMID:14715614 · W2076348680
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This letter critiques a study on sexual outcomes after hysterectomy for its failure to include a validated interview, while acknowledging the importance of considering subjective distress.

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EDITOR—Roovers et al take subjective distress into account in their examination of sexual outcomes after hysterectomy.1 This is a much needed aspect of the research on this topic. I am disappointed that, as so often in this type of research, the method does not include the use of a well validated interview or …

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