Medical vs. Hysteroscopic Therapy for Menorrhagia

AM Kaunitz

doi:10.1056/wh199801010000006

Medical vs. Hysteroscopic Therapy for Menorrhagia

AM Kaunitz

In: Journal watch · 1998 · vol. 1998 · doi:10.1056/wh199801010000006 · W2267721369

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This paper reviews recent studies regarding the role of hysteroscopic endometrial resection in treating heavy menstrual bleeding.

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Several recent studies suggest a role for hysteroscopic endometrial resection in treating heavy menstrual bleeding (see JWWH Aug 1996, p. 33, or N Engl

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A randomised comparison of medical and hysteroscopic management in women consulting a gynaecologist for treatment of heavy menstrual loss 1997

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[1] A randomised comparison of medical and hysteroscopic management in women consulting a gynaecologist for treatment of heavy menstrual loss 1997