Étude de la sexualité des femmes après hystérectomie totale versus subtotale par voie cœlioscopique au CHU de Nantes

Piérard Ge, E. Vaucel, M. Jarnoux, N. Dessaux, Patrice Lopès
In: Gynécologie Obstétrique & Fertilité · 2015 · vol. 43(7-8) , pp. 533–540 · doi:10.1016/j.gyobfe.2015.04.013 · PMID:26074090 · W567154436
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This study investigated sexual function in women after total versus subtotal laparoscopic hysterectomy at the University Hospital of Nantes.

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ObjectiveTo research the differences in the sexuality and sexual satisfaction for 2 groups of women after a hysterectomy only by laparoscopy for benign pathologies, with or without conservation of the cervix.MethodsRetrospective monocentric study, in Nantes CHU, of 46 women divided into two groups. Three validated questionnaires were used (PISQ-12, DSFI, ultra-short Questionnaire of depression).ResultsThere is no difference in the scores between the 2 tests in sexuality post-surgically between the 2 groups. But there exists a significant improvement in the postoperative sexuality according to the questionnaire PISQ-12 in the hysterectomy subtotal group, which is not found in the hysterectomy total group. The score of the questions about the orgasm also seems to improve in the hysterectomy subtotal group with some features statistically significant.ConclusionThis study confirms the improvement of the sexual function after hysterectomy. In spite of the absence of proof of interest in the conservation of the cervix in the literature, our study seems to show an improvement on certain criteria in the evaluation of sexuality in the hysterectomy subtotal group, in particular on the orgasm. A proposal for a future study with a more detailed questionnaire on the orgasm would allow to better specify the role of the cervix.

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