Results in the Operative Treatment of Pelvic Endometriosis

In: Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey · 1981 · vol. 36(5) , pp. 272–273 · doi:10.1097/00006254-198105000-00024 · W1964624025
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A review of 208 patients treated surgically for pelvic endometriosis found that thirty percent were symptomless and sixty percent reported good or moderate alleviation, while twenty pregnancies occurred among infertile women post-operation.

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Two hundred and eight patients treated surgically for endometriosis were reviewed one to four years later. The incidence of endometriosis in this survey was 17 per cent of all gynecological laparotomies. After operation, 30 per cent of the patients were symptomless, 60 per cent estimated the alleviation as good or moderate, and only 10 per cent had no benefit from the operation. In the 32 cases where infertility was the main indication for operation and other factors affecting fertility were excluded, 20 pregnancies of 19 women were achieved after operation.

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