Hysterectomy Should Not be Described As the ‘Definitive’ Procedure for Treating Patients with Endometriosis

C Broomfield, C Tjoa, NgC, R Deans, E Nesbitt-Hawes, JA Abbott
2025 · doi:10.1016/j.jmig.2025.09.016 · W7093078896
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This paper argues against describing hysterectomy as the definitive surgical treatment for endometriosis, highlighting that it is not a universal cure and may not be appropriate for all patients.

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