The Pregnancy Outcomes After Uterine Preservation Surgery and HIFU Treatment for Adenomyosis

Can Xie
In: Adenomyosis · 2021 · pp. 149–156 · doi:10.1007/978-981-33-4095-4_17 · W3131191842
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This paper discusses the complications of adenomyosis and the need for combined therapeutic approaches, especially for infertile patients, focusing on uterine preservation surgery and HIFU treatment.

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This chapter discusses pregnancy outcomes following uterine preservation surgery and high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) treatment for adenomyosis, with particular attention to adenomyosis-associated infertility and the rationale for combined therapy. It frames the topic using prior literature on fertility-sparing surgical approaches and reported pregnancy outcomes after conservative surgery and after HIFU for focal adenomyosis, but it does not provide new original patient-level results within the provided text. A key limitation explicitly reflected in the chapter’s framing is that adenomyosis has no single curative treatment method, especially in infertile patients, implying heterogeneous evidence across approaches. Relevance to endometriosis: the chapter mainly addresses adenomyosis; however, it cites an “endometriosis management guide,” linking adenomyosis infertility management concepts to broader endometriosis-related pelvic pain contexts, while the paper’s primary focus is adenomyosis pregnancy outcomes after uterine preservation surgery and HIFU.

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