[Transcervical endometrial resection. A new surgical method for the management of metrorrhagia]
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The authors report on the first ten patients undergoing transcervical endometrial resection for metrorrhagia, noting no intraoperative complications and demonstrating benefits in shorter hospital stay and recovery time.
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The authors introduce to transcervical endometrial resection offered as an alternative operation for women with metrorrhagia. Their experience regarding to the introduction and results of the surgery of the first 10 patients are reported. There were no intraoperative complications. The benefit of the new technique regarding to the shorter hospital stay and recovery time is obvious.
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