Myomectomies by endo-uterine resection
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This paper describes hysteroscopic myomectomies as a well-defined, atraumatic surgical procedure that requires careful execution to spare myometrium and avoid complications like synaechiae and adenomyosis.
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Endo-uterine resection is a true surgical act, well defined and atraumatic. To perform elective and complete one-stage hysteroscopic myomectomies, sparing normal myometrium, is not easy. Endometrial ablations provoking synaechie and adenomyosis should not be added to myomectomies. Complications of hysteroscopic surgery may be threatening and must be prevented.
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Cited by (3)
- Submucous Fibroids and Infertility 2015
- The effect of submucous fibroids on the dose‐dependent modulation of uterine bleeding by trimegestone in postmenopausal women treated with hormone replacement therapy 2000
- Ultrasonographic and hysteroscopic follow up after transcervical resection of the endometrium 1999
Cited by (3)
- Submucous Fibroids and Infertility 2015
- The effect of submucous fibroids on the dose‐dependent modulation of uterine bleeding by trimegestone in postmenopausal women treated with hormone replacement therapy 2000
- Ultrasonographic and hysteroscopic follow up after transcervical resection of the endometrium 1999
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